Inspiration After a burglary, fire, or flood, the hardest part of an insurance claim is proving what you owned. That proof usually already exists at home, scattered across photo folders, receipt scans, and warranty cards on a NAS — but turning it into one insurer-ready list takes hours of painful manual work.
What it does Home Inventory Evidence builds a room-by-room household inventory from the files already on the user's UGREEN NAS. The user approves the folders and rooms, confirms every item and its evidence photo, and receives one dated inventory document plus a linked evidence album. All data stays on the NAS.
How I built it I built the skill as SKILL.md plus four reference documents, following the Uliya Skill Development Standard. It orchestrates the Files, Documents, Albums, and Knowledge capabilities through their registered expert agents in five phases: scope, gather, extract, draft-and-review, and confirm-and-save. I drafted the documentation with my AI assistant (Muse) and reviewed every part myself.
Challenges Round 1 provides no NAS access, so runtime validation is pending Finalist selection. I also refused to guess: unreadable documents are flagged unknown, prices and dates are never invented, and photo-to-item matches always need the user's confirmation.
What's next Validate the skill on a real UGREEN AI NAS during the Finalist testing day, using the two core test cases and one edge case in the validation guide.
Built With
- development
- skill
- standard
- ugos
- ugreen
- uliya
