Piotr Oleszczyk
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Add POST /skincare/analyze-photos endpoint that accepts 1–3 skin photos, sends them to Gemini vision, and returns a structured SkinPhotoAnalysisResponse for pre-filling the snapshot form. Extract shared Gemini client setup into innercontext/llm.py (get_gemini_client) so both products and skincare use a single default model (gemini-flash-latest) and API key check. Frontend: AI photo card on /skin page with file picker, previews, and auto-fill of all form fields from the analysis result. New fields (skin_type, sebum_tzone, sebum_cheeks) added to form and server action. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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