PhotoPrism AI-Powered Photos App Adds PostgreSQL Support, MCP Integration

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PhotoPrism's latest release introduces experimental PostgreSQL support, MCP integration for AI assistants, OAuth authentication, and a new Export dialog.

Source：https://linuxiac.com/photoprism-ai-powered-photos-app-adds-postgresql-support-mcp-integration/

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