Last Place finds anything left somewhere in a camera-covered home — wallet, keys — following it across every camera, indoors and out, from where you last saw it to where it ended up. Name the object and the last moment you saw it: the Skill anchors it in that camera snapshot, you confirm it, and it traces every hand that moved it, camera to camera, to its last known place, with an honest end state. Every hunt is filed under the object, in a drawer ranked by how often each thing is lost. Each object file holds the pattern of the person who lost it — the places they tend to leave it, every tendency backed by its witnessed moment — so a repeat loss starts from the record: the Skill pulls candidate footage at the known places, matches the person's movement, and shows it to the owner, who judges whether the object is there and directs the search if it is not. Confirmed findings and ruled-out misses file back, so the work per hunt falls as the files grow. The same engine composes any window into one chronological, exceptions-first story, and saves hunts and stories as an askable archive on the NAS. The Skill is authored to the Uliya standard against the official UGREEN creation-kit catalog (v0.7.3) and passes the official static checker with zero errors and zero warnings; it has not yet run on NAS hardware, as Round 1 anticipates.
Built With
- ug-document
- ug-filesystem
- ug-knowledge
- ug-surveillance
- ugos
- uliya
