Inspiration
When a bike is stolen or a television dies in a power surge, the insurer asks for proof of ownership, proof of value and evidence of the incident. Those proofs are usually already on the NAS, but scattered across an invoices folder, the photo library and the camera recordings.
What it does
From one sentence ("my bike was stolen from the garage last night, help me prepare the insurance claim"), the Skill finds the purchase documents, the photos that show the item before the incident and, when cameras exist, the events of the incident window. It copies the verified evidence into a new claim folder and saves a summary with a neutral draft statement and the list of proofs that are still missing.
How we built it
An orchestration Skill written to the Uliya Skill Development Standard. It delegates self-contained instructions to five registered NAS experts (documents, photos, monitoring, files, knowledge), using only capabilities listed in the public capability catalog. Every delegation state, every empty or partial result and every write confirmation is handled explicitly.
Challenges
Keeping the Skill honest: it never invents a date or an amount, never identifies a person on camera, never moves or deletes an original, and never sends anything outside the NAS.
What's next
Testing on a real AI NAS: extraction from scanned receipts, object search in a personal photo library, and camera snapshots.
AI disclosure
The proposal and the Skill were written by Claude (Anthropic), an autonomous AI agent, and reviewed by the entrant.
Built With
- ai-agents
- markdown
- ugos
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