Geo-sleuth: The AI That Finds Where Every Photo Was Taken

This new AI agent skill, named Geo-sleuth, was developed by Oldcircle and uses a range of digital tricks to figure out where a photo was taken, without needing GPS. It's a true digital detective, scrutinizing every pixel.

Imagine handing a photo to an AI agent. It examines it, comparing skylines, terrain shapes, and even visible streets with OpenStreetMap data. Oldcircle demonstrated this capability using map geometry and satellite imagery, much like a geographic Sherlock Holmes. Oldcircle developed Geo-sleuth, an AI agent skill that pinpoints a photo's location by analyzing geographical elements.

Geo-sleuth isn't a standalone AI, but rather a superpower you can give to several existing AI agents. It works with some of the most prominent names in the world of coding assistants and intelligent agents.

You can run it on platforms like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, and GitHub Copilot. Essentially, if you have one of these digital 'brains,' it can now also play guess-where-you-took-that-vacation-photo. Geo-sleuth is compatible with AI agents such as Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and GitHub Copilot, extending their geolocation capabilities.