Inspiration

Every NAS has one: a folder where invoices, receipts, contracts, warranty cards, and scans pile up with names like scan_0042.pdf. Finding one document later — or noticing that an insurance policy renews next week — means digging by hand.

What it does

PaperTrail Autopilot is the filing clerk for that folder:

  1. Point it at your inbox folder and say "tidy my document inbox."
  2. It reads every document on the NAS itself and works out what it is: type, issuer, date, amount, and any due or expiry date.
  3. It shows you a complete filing plan — destination folder, clean filename, tags — and flags anything it could not read confidently. It never guesses.
  4. Nothing moves until you approve the plan (or correct it). Then it files and tags everything you approved.
  5. It keeps a Document Register: one searchable index of what you have, where it lives, what it cost, and what is coming due. Ask it later: "When does my car insurance renew?" or "What did I spend on utilities in March?" and it answers from your own archive, with sources.

How I built it

The Skill is pure orchestration in Markdown under the Uliya Skill Development Standard — no custom code, no scripts. A SKILL.md entry point delegates to the NAS's registered expert agents: the file expert inventories the inbox and later executes the approved filing plan, the document expert extracts type, issuer, dates, and amounts with the built-in invoice, receipt, and contract schemas, and the knowledge expert saves the register. Three linked references define the filing taxonomy and naming rules, the register format, and the safety and edge-case boundaries. The package passes the official Uliya checker (static-pass, 0 errors).

Who it's for

Home and small-business NAS owners who keep real paperwork — tax documents, contracts, policies — and want it organized without uploading it to a cloud organizer.

Privacy by design

Extraction and filing happen with the NAS's own capabilities, the approval gate is the user's, and no document content leaves the home network.

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