Immich Photo Manager

Monitor your Immich library for new photos that match existing albums and suggest additions. Keeps albums fresh by finding new photos that belong in existing collections based on GPS location, visual similarity (CLIP), and date patterns. Use when the user says "update my albums", "refresh albums", "new photos for albums", "curate albums", "auto-curate", "keep albums fresh", "album suggestions", "what new photos belong in my albums", "smart album update", or any variation of wanting to keep their albums up to date with recent imports.

Search and explore an Immich photo library using natural language, GPS locations, dates, people, cameras, and AI-powered visual search (CLIP). Use when the user says "find photos of", "search my photos", "show me pictures from", "where are my photos of", "do I have photos of", "find all screenshots", "photos taken with", "photos from 2019", "photos near", "photos of [person]", or any variation of searching, browsing, or exploring their photo library.

Create, curate, and publish Immich albums organized by geography, theme, or custom criteria. Use when the user says "create an album", "organize my photos by location", "make a gallery album", "curate photos from Italy", "publish album", "geographic albums", "album from my trip to X", "share this album", or any variation of creating, managing, or publishing photo albums in Immich. Also triggers on "what albums do I have", "list albums", "album stats", "show me photos from", "generate gallery for", "show me the album".

Manage your self-hosted Immich photo library through conversation — natural language search, geographic album curation, duplicate detection, library health audits, and interactive HTML galleries. Install: claude plugin install immich-photo-manager

Run a comprehensive duplicate analysis on an Immich photo library using perceptual hashing. Finds cross-source duplicates (e.g. Apple Photos vs Google Photos exports), internal duplicates, and generates a detailed report with removal recommendations. Use when the user says "find duplicates", "duplicate report", "how many duplicates", "library health check", "photo dedup report", "run duplicate analysis", "compare my photo sources", or any variation of wanting to understand duplicate photos across import sources.

Generate an interactive map showing every location where photos were taken, clustered by city/region with photo counts, date ranges, and album links. Outputs a standalone HTML file with Leaflet.js that can be hosted or viewed locally. Use when the user says "travel map", "show me everywhere I've been", "photo map", "map my photos", "where have I traveled", "GPS map", "location map", "map of my trips", "generate a map", "interactive map", or any variation of wanting to see their photos plotted on a map.