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Photo Library
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Find the right event photo by asking for it.
Works with ClaudeChatGPTCursor
About
What it does.
Point Photo Library at a Dropbox folder or upload photos, and every frame gets indexed in the background — who is in it, what is happening, where it was shot, and whether it works as a hero image. Then ask in plain language: "a wide shot of the hall with kids playing, the candidate visible" — and hand the picks straight to your media and content tools.
Event photography piles up faster than anyone can tag it. Photo Library takes a Dropbox folder (or direct uploads), keeps the originals where they are, and builds a searchable index of every frame: the scene and setting, the people in it, what they are doing, visible banners and text, and a quality and social-fit score.
Each project is yours: you set the language of the descriptions, whether people should be recognised at all, and which key persons to identify from a few reference photos. Everyone else on the frames stays an anonymous cluster you can name, merge or ignore later.
Search in plain language with filters for person, event, setting, orientation and quality. The best matches are re-checked against your exact request before they come back, so "horizontal hero shot with the candidate and the trophy" returns exactly that. Export a pick to Media Studio and it is ready for a cover, a promo pack or a social post. Built and operated by B77.
What you can ask
Just type and go.
Find a wide shot of the hall where children are playing chess
Show me horizontal hero photos with the candidate at the press wall
Which unnamed faces appear most often? Let's name them
Export the best portrait of the winner to Media Studio for a post
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What people say.
What's new
Version 0.1.0
0 days ago
Version history- Initial release — projects, Dropbox sync, background indexing, people and clusters, plain-language search with re-ranking, export to Media Studio.
Q & A
Questions, answered.
Where do my original photos live?
In your Dropbox (or the upload you made). B77 keeps only a reduced-size working copy and a small preview per photo for search and display.
Does it recognise people?
Only if you switch it on for a project. You can choose no people at all, counting people without identifying them, or identifying a short list of key persons from reference photos you provide.
How do I get a photo into a social post?
Export it to Media Studio from the search result — it lands in your media library with the project tag, ready for covers, promo packs and posts.
How do I connect Photo Library MCP to Claude?
Photo Library is a hosted MCP server, so it becomes a Claude connector without installing anything locally. 1. Open the app page on B77 and click Install — copy the connection URL it shows. 2. In Claude: main menu → Customize → Connectors → Add → Add custom connector. 3. Name it after what it does, paste the URL into "Remote MCP server URL", sign in with your B77 account. The same connector shows up in claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude Code. The connection URL is https://photo-library.b77.ai/mcp.
How do I connect Photo Library MCP to ChatGPT?
Photo Library is a hosted MCP server, so it becomes a ChatGPT plugin without installing anything locally. 1. Open the app page on B77 and click Install — copy the connection URL it shows. 2. In ChatGPT: Settings → Safety & Login → enable Developer Mode. 3. Open Plugins → "+" top right → name the plugin, paste the B77 URL, sign in with your B77 account — it is now available in any chat. The connection URL is https://photo-library.b77.ai/mcp.
How do I connect Photo Library MCP to Cursor?
Photo Library is a hosted MCP server, so it becomes a Cursor MCP server without installing anything locally. 1. Open the app page on B77 and click Install — copy the connection URL it shows. 2. In Cursor: Settings → MCP servers → "+ Add new MCP server" — or edit mcp.json directly: { "mcpServers": { "teamwork": { "url": "https://teamwork.b77.ai/mcp" } } }. 3. Save and restart; Cursor asks you to sign in with your B77 account once, then the tools are available to the agent. The connection URL is https://photo-library.b77.ai/mcp.
What data can Photo Library access?
Reads: Photos from the Dropbox folder you connect or upload; only reduced-size copies are stored by B77. People: Face recognition is off unless you turn it on per project; you can delete a person's face data at any time. Never sees: Anything in your Dropbox outside the folder you point it at. Access runs through your own OAuth sign-in and stays scoped to your account — B77 never sees your passwords, and you can disconnect the app at any time.
Is Photo Library free?
Yes. Photo Library is free on B77 — no card, no trial clock. Install it, connect it to your assistant and use it. If Photo Library talks to a third-party service, that service's own plan still applies.
Can I share Photo Library with my team?
Yes. From the app's Manage page on B77 you invite teammates by email; they add the same Photo Library connection to their own assistant and use it under your access, without setting up credentials themselves. Team apps such as Knowledge Base, Teamwork and Feedback also let you invite people per project. You can revoke a share at any time, and every call is written to the usage log.
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What this app can see.
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EU-hosted.
Frankfurt + Helsinki regions. Data stays in the bloc.
Auditability
Audit-log on.
Every tool call logged. SOC2-ready exports.
- Reads
- Photos from the Dropbox folder you connect or upload; only reduced-size copies are stored by B77.
- People
- Face recognition is off unless you turn it on per project; you can delete a person's face data at any time.
- Never sees
- Anything in your Dropbox outside the folder you point it at.