TrailSnap CLI Skill

trailsnap

Features

1. Query photo lists based on specified conditions (optional filter parameters).
2. Query classification tags, albums, locations, and people (facial) information.
3. Query detailed information of a specific photo.

Installation

trailsnap

trailsnap -v

Initial Configuration

trailsnap photos list --limit 1

trailsnap config set --url <API_BASE_URL> --token <YOUR_API_TOKEN>

Usage

trailsnap <command> -h

trailsnap <command> <subcommand> -h

• The

  locations timeline

  command can retrieve temporal and spatial information, which is a great tool that returns a footprint timeline (places visited during a certain period).
• Unless the user does not need to display photos, you should present photos in an appropriate format. If you need to display a specific photo, you can use the

  medias

  command to get its URL address or photo file.
• Before using, you need to read the reference.md file to understand the detailed parameters and options of each command.
• If needed, you can refer to the examples/simple.md file to learn how to use the tool.

trailsnap <command> <subcommand> [options]

Specifications for Generated HTML Pages

• Overall style: Minimalist light retro healing journal style, low-saturation Morandi color scheme, milk white and beige main tones, soft light shadows, uniform large rounded corners;
• Layout: Responsive card layout, displayed in reverse chronological order;
• Single card structure: Date header → Album image area → Diary text → Lightweight tags;
• Visuals: No high-saturation colors, no complex animations, no redundant components, comfortable fonts and sufficient white space;
• Functions: Support single/multi-image album display, tag classification, image click-to-zoom;
• Output requirements: Pure lightweight HTML, neat structure, adapted for local static browsing, directly preview by linking to album image URLs, gentle and life-oriented copy.