Google Photos
Customers ask about photos, albums, or media files and your AI agent handles it. Upload images, create albums, search media libraries, and download files, all happening inside the conversation. No manual browsing, no app switching.
Your AI agent uploads media, organizes albums, and retrieves specific photos from Google Photos libraries, turning conversational requests into instant actions.
Google Photos
Real scenarios where AI handles photo uploads, album organization, and media retrieval, so teams and customers get the files they need without manual browsing.
A marketing team member messages the AI Agent asking to create an album for a product launch event. The agent creates the album in Google Photos, then batch-adds all tagged media items from the shoot. The team gets a shareable album link in under a minute, skipping the usual 30 minutes of manual photo sorting and uploading.
A client asks for the original high-resolution version of a photo used in their campaign. The AI Agent searches the Google Photos library by date and description, locates the matching media item, and provides a download link. The client gets their file within the conversation instead of waiting for someone to dig through folders.
A field worker uploads site inspection photos through the chat. The AI Agent stores each image in Google Photos with descriptive metadata, creates a dated album for the inspection, and adds location enrichments. Project managers access a fully organized visual record without any manual data entry or file management.
Google Photos
FAQs
Yes. The agent uses Google Photos' Search Media Items API with filters for date ranges, content categories (like landscapes or selfies), and media types (photo or video). You can also restrict searches to specific albums. Results include thumbnails and metadata so users can identify the right file quickly.
The agent supports uploading images up to 200MB and videos up to 20GB through Google Photos' upload API. Files must be in supported formats like JPEG, PNG, GIF for images, or common video formats. Each upload can include an optional description of up to 1000 characters.
No. The agent fetches media data in real time through Google's API. Photos, videos, and album information are accessed live during conversations and are not cached or stored by Tars. Your media stays in your Google Photos account under your control.
Yes. The Batch Add Media Items endpoint lets the agent add up to 50 media items to an album in a single operation. This makes bulk organization efficient during conversations, whether you are sorting event photos or compiling project documentation.
Tars requests the photoslibrary scope for reading library contents and photoslibrary.edit.appcreateddata for managing items created through the integration. These scopes are granted via Google's OAuth flow. You can revoke access at any time from your Google account security settings.
Using Google Photos directly requires opening the app, navigating folders, and manually uploading or downloading files. With Tars, your AI agent handles these actions within the chat. Customers or team members describe what they need in natural language, and the agent executes the operation instantly.
Yes. The agent can update media item descriptions (up to 1000 characters) and album titles (up to 500 characters) using Google Photos' patch endpoints. Cover photos can also be changed on existing albums. These updates happen in real time during the conversation.
The API returns an error for media items that no longer exist. The agent handles this gracefully by informing the user that the requested item was not found and suggesting they check their Google Photos trash or provide an alternative identifier to search again.
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