A local macOS image analysis tool leveraging Apple's Vision framework to detect faces, text, poses, and objects without external API calls.
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npx clawhub@latest install vision-tagger
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Vision Tagger is a high-performance, macOS-native image analysis skill that utilizes the power of Apple's Vision framework. Designed for developers who prioritize privacy and speed, this tool performs all computations locally, meaning no images are ever sent to the cloud and no API keys are required. It serves as a robust addition to the ecosystem of Openclaw Skills by providing a bridge between system-level Swift APIs and accessible CLI or Python-based workflows.
The skill is capable of extracting highly granular data, from 76-point facial landmarks to 21 individual hand joints. Whether you are building an automated photo organizer, a document processing pipeline, or a posture-tracking application, Vision Tagger delivers structured, actionable JSON data alongside optional visual annotations for immediate verification.
To get started with this entry in the Openclaw Skills collection, ensure you are running macOS 12+ and have the Xcode Command Line Tools installed.
# Install required build tools
xcode-select --install
# Install Python image processing library
pip3 install Pillow
# Compile the native Swift analysis binary
cd scripts/
swiftc -O -o image_tagger image_tagger.swift
Vision Tagger outputs a comprehensive JSON schema detailing every detected element in the image. Key sections include:
| Section | Data Points |
|---|---|
dimensions |
Integer width and height of the processed image. |
faces |
Bounding boxes, landmarks (76 points), and roll/yaw/pitch angles. |
bodies |
18 skeleton joints including neck, shoulders, elbows, and ankles. |
hands |
21 joints per hand with left/right chirality (handedness) identification. |
text |
OCR text strings, confidence scores, and precise bounding boxes. |
labels |
Scene classifications like 'office', 'outdoor', or 'furniture'. |
barcodes |
Decoded data from QR codes, UPC, EAN, and more. |
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