Tag and title new Flickr photos

1. On the web, hover over You and select Camera Roll, then select one or more photos.
2. Select Edit, enter keywords in the "Add new tags" field, and select Save. Flickr marks this bulk tagging as web only.
3. For titles and descriptions, open the Organizr from You > Organize, drag photos from the filmstrip into the editing window and use its bulk edit tools, on a desktop or laptop browser only.
4. For one photo, open the photo page, select Add tags (or Edit tag when tags exist), type a keyword, press Enter and select Done.
5. The routine repeats after every upload, and the file name stays as the title on every photo you skip.

Find photos I uploaded in the last 7 days with no tags, look at each one, and add a clear title and 5 to 8 tags. Keep titles I already wrote.

1. 01

   Find the untagged photos

   Your agent calls list_photos with uploaded_since set to your window and untagged on, then pages through the cursor, so a long upload night is handled as one batch.

2. 02

   Look before writing

   For each photo, get_photo returns the current title, description, tags and privacy. The agent skips a photo whose title you already wrote and only adds what is missing.

3. 03

   Write from your style rules

   The agent follows the rules in your prompt: place first, then subject, a fixed set of tags such as the series name. It keeps tags short, lower case and free of repeats.

4. 04

   Save without touching privacy

   update_photo sets the title, description and tags in one call and leaves who can see the photo as it is. The edit reaches nobody new, so it runs without asking, and you can undo it by calling it again.

5. 05

   Report what changed

   The agent lists each photo with its new title and tags, and names the photos it left alone, so you can check a batch from your phone.

Untagged photos from the last 7 days: 24
Titled and tagged 21, e.g. "Lisbon tram 28 at dusk": lisbon, tram, dusk, street
Left alone 3 (title already written by you)
All 21 keep their current privacy

curl -X PATCH https://cotlet.dev/api/v1/flickr/photos/53917620011 \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $COTLET_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"title":"Lisbon tram 28 at dusk","description":"Tram 28 climbing Rua da Graça, shot from the stairs at golden hour.","tags":["lisbon","tram","dusk","street"],"tags_mode":"add"}'

{
  "photo_id": "53917620011",
  "title": "Lisbon tram 28 at dusk",
  "description": "Tram 28 climbing Rua da Graça, shot from the stairs at golden hour.",
  "tags": [
    "lisbon",
    "tram",
    "dusk",
    "street"
  ],
  "privacy": "public",
  "status": "updated"
}

MCP: add https://cotlet.dev/mcp/v1 with the same key; the call is flickr_write → update_photo. Example data.

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