Inspiration
Designers lose track of which stock images and fonts they actually licensed. One watermarked comp or unlicensed font in a client handoff can mean an invoice from a rights holder. I already run my own self-hosted AI agent team on a UGREEN DXP2800 at home, and as a designer this is the check I want before every client handoff.
What it does
creative-license-audit is a UGOS Skill. It checks a project folder on the UGREEN AI NAS against the licence receipts and contracts stored there, catches watermarked stock previews with on-device vision, and gives each image and font a status: licensed, own-work, unverified or red-flag. Only after the user confirms does it tag the files and save a licence report next to the project. Nothing leaves the NAS.
How we built it
With the official UGOS Skill Creation Tool: a SKILL.md plus a reference file, no scripts. It passes the kit's checker with 0 errors and 0 warnings. AI assistance (Claude) was used while writing the Skill and proposal, as allowed and disclosed per the rules.
Challenges
Matching messy file names to receipts without false "licensed" results. The Skill only marks a file licensed when it finds a clear match, and says "unverified" otherwise.
What's next
Test it on a real AI NAS in Round 2 and add font-licence checks for embedded web fonts.
Full details are in the attached one-page proposal (PDF) and Skill package (ZIP).
Built With
- claude
- markdown
- ugos
