smithery.ai

camera-capture

Capture images from device camera. Currently a placeholder - camera support depends on device capabilities.

First seen Apr 7, 2026

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Version1.0.0
LicenseMIT
CompatibilityAG3NT 1.x
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author
ag3nt-team
category
device-integration
node_capability
camera
status
stub

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,996 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 129 B

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  1. First seen on skills.sh
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SKILL.md

Camera Capture Skill

⚠️ Stub Skill: This is a placeholder for future camera functionality.

Current Status

Camera capture is not available on this device/node. This skill is a stub marking a future expansion point for the multi-node architecture.

When Camera Will Be Supported

Camera functionality will be implemented when:

  1. A companion node with camera capability is connected
  2. The user explicitly grants camera permissions
  3. The device has an accessible camera API

Planned Features

Capture Image

Capture a single image from the default camera.

Not implemented - returns "Camera not available on this device"

List Cameras

List available camera devices.

Not implemented - returns "Camera not available on this device"

Multi-Node Architecture

In the future, camera requests can be routed to a companion node (e.g., a phone or Raspberry Pi with camera) using the node_capability: camera metadata.

Example routing flow:

  1. User says "take a photo"
  2. Gateway checks for nodes with camera capability
  3. If found, routes request to that node
  4. Node captures image and returns it

Notes

  • Camera access requires user consent
  • Images should be stored with proper privacy controls
  • Consider thumbnail generation for previews
  • Support for both front and back cameras (on mobile devices)