What it does
Paper Guardian finds what is about to expire among a household's documents and card photos on the NAS, ranks it by deadline with a calendar file, checks warranties and locates documents.
The problem
Most people only notice an expired passport while booking a trip, and only look for a warranty once the appliance breaks; by then the receipt is lost in a drawer, a folder or a phone. Target users: households that already keep scanned and photographed papers on their NAS.
How it works
One Skill reads passports, licences, policies, contracts, warranties and vaccination cards already on the NAS. The core is the expiry radar, which applies simple rules and lists what is overdue or due within 7, 30 and 90 days. A warranty check and a document finder work on the same papers.
Asked "what expires soon?", file-agent and photo-agent search documents and card photos in parallel, then document-agent and photo-agent read the dates. The Skill applies its rules and ranks each deadline as overdue, within 7, 30 or 90 days, or later. It offers a calendar file, saved only after approval.
Status and limits
Implemented: SKILL.md and three flow reference files; UGREEN's kit checker reports static-pass, zero errors, zero warnings. Pending NAS validation: it has not run on a real NAS yet. The catalog has no calendar, notification or scheduler, so users import the .ics file or rerun it monthly. OCR may misread dates; each date cites its source file. The full answers are in the round-1 PDF.
Built With
- claude-code
- markdown
- ugreen-ai-nas
- uliya-skill-kit
