What it does. A small shop gets "delivered" notices with no box at the door. Parcel Handoff Trace reads each notice on the NAS, flags claimed places no camera covers, searches every covering camera around the claimed time and sorts each claim into matched, picked up by our staff, conflict, not observed or unresolved, with the searched scope and gaps. For conflicts and not-observed claims it drafts a carrier inquiry card with the deadline stated on the notice. The owner confirms matches together, inspects the rest one by one and approves every save.
How it works. The Skill delegates only to the NAS's file, document, surveillance and knowledge experts and writes only to local folders. Full search results split into overlapping intervals (up to 40 searches per claim); anything left, a denied camera or clock uncertainty is named as a gap. Audit files hold counts and event references, no names or faces.
Results so far. In a local emulator (simulated experts and owner), the Skill and a same-model plain prompt ran twice per scenario. Four scenarios written without seeing the Skill: 34/34 claims right versus 15/34. Four scenarios built on real camera event annotations from the public MEVA dataset (Kitware/IARPA, CC BY 4.0): 38/42 versus 18/42.
Next. On a UGREEN NAS: empty-search completion, photo conflicts, denied cameras, deadlines, clock skew and splits against source results, timing each notice against manual review.
