Get photos from the right record.

Inventory reads, vehicles:read, are sufficient. Search, compare the stock number and read the selected record with galauto_get_vehicle. Similar models may have different photos; keep the chosen record’s identifier.

For the record we just checked, return photo_count and photo_urls in their order. Flag absent or unverified links. Do not change any data or send an image.

This is a request to adapt, not a guaranteed chat rendering. The controlled examples (French) use arguments executed on fictitious records.

photo_urls contains links produced by the connector. photo_count counts those links, not downloaded or visually verified images. The connector selects non-empty strings from photos, or falls back to images. It preserves order and does not merge both lists.

Relative paths become absolute links and invalid links are excluded. This read does not remove duplicates. If the selected photos list ultimately yields no valid links, the result may remain empty even when images contains entries. Confirm the main photo against the record instead of assuming that the first link is suitable.

photo_count is zero

No usable link was produced for this read. Check the record’s data rather than inventing replacement photos.

A returned link does not open

The connector does not check every file’s HTTP availability. CRM access can work while one image is unavailable.

The link opens but Muse shows no image

Returning a link and displaying its image are separate capabilities. Keep the URL as the observed result without claiming Muse saw the image.

In an authorized environment, open a link and compare the visible vehicle with the chosen record. Record the correct vehicle, returned link count, link access and Muse display as separate checks. The local fixture tests qualify fictitious URLs without downloading images.

A read does not publish a listing or send a Messenger attachment. Selecting photos, holding reuse rights and transmitting them require separate checks. Read the permissions reference before extending the task.