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image-analyzer
Inspect supplied images with available vision tools for OCR, visual description, object inspection, layout review, comparison, and structured extraction.
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> Rylai Codex-Hermes-Claude Edition | Original portable workflow by Rylai
# Image Analyzer
Analyze the supplied image itself before making claims.
## Workflow
1. Resolve the exact local file, attachment, or user-approved URL.
2. Inspect the original resolution when small text, fine detail, or cropping matters.
3. Match the analysis to the request: description, OCR, layout, objects, comparison, or extraction.
4. Separate direct observations from interpretation and uncertainty.
5. Preserve reading order for OCR and mark unreadable regions instead of guessing.
6. For structured extraction, define the schema first and use `null` for unavailable fields.