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Your AI agent can now annotate in Labelme.
It looks at the image you open, reads existing shapes, adds new or deletes wrong ones. You approve each change.
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Your AI agent can now annotate in Labelme.
It looks at the image you open, reads existing shapes, adds new or deletes wrong ones. You approve each change.
Labelme retweeted
annotation is turning into coding:
1. nail the spec on a few images
2. batch annotate
3. review, by you or another model
4. merge into your dataset
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same model, same effort. only the prompt changed.
the right prompt tells it to zoom in, leave out what covers the backpack, and use group_id for shapes with holes.
Blog: labelme.io/blog/ai-agents
Setup guide: labelme.io/docs/connect-ai-a…
In Labelme Pro and the free trial: labelme.io/download
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Shape locking and Fit to Selection are now in Labelme. Both great for reviewing what you or your agents or AI models annotated.
pip install -U labelme
Labelme v7.9 is built for reviewing annotations.
Lock each shape you have checked with Ctrl+Shift+L. Labelme won't move, reshape, relabel or delete it until you unlock it. The lock is saved in the JSON file.
Lock Shapes: labelme.io/blog/lock-shapes
Fit to Selection: labelme.io/blog/fit-to-selec…
pip install -U labelme
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left: opus5.5 medium, right: sol 6.1 low
thought opus is good at everything, but gpt seems unbeaten on this






