Inspiration
I organized a student game jam and co-ran a regional one. At the deadline, someone has to open every team folder by hand to find missing files, PDFs that will not open, and wrong formats. I had to re-export submitted PDFs that would not open.
What it does
Jam Desk reads the organizer's own rules document, turns it into a checklist the organizer confirms, and compares every team folder against it. Each item gets one status: OK, Missing, Unreadable, Rule mismatch, or Needs human check. If judges recorded spoken comments, it transcribes them and writes a short feedback sheet per team, with each point linked to its source recording. After the organizer approves, it renames and tags files and gathers event photos into one album.
How we built it
A single SKILL.md workflow that uses UGOS Documents, Files, Knowledge, and Albums capabilities through Uliya's expert agents. Each step uses only the previous step's real output. No scripts.
Challenges
Keeping it honest: Jam Desk never claims a game build runs, never guesses which team a recording belongs to, and stops when the rules document has no concrete items.
What's next
Validate every step on a real UGREEN AI NAS with synthetic test data, then tune the rule extraction for vague rules.
Built With
- skill.md
- ugos
- uliya
