Vault Steward is an AI Skill for UGOS that turns a household NAS from a dumping ground into a tended archive. Every week it sweeps newly arrived files, figures out what each one is, files it where it belongs, and — critically — never moves, renames, or deletes anything without the owner's approval. It is the ARC responsible-AI wedge applied to home storage: agent proposes, human disposes.
How it works — three expert agents, one human gate:
- Scout — walks the NAS file capability, lists new/changed files, extracts text and metadata (documents, photos, receipts, media) into the knowledge capability.
- Steward — proposes a placement for each file (folder, tags, summary) with a confidence score and a one-line reason, using the document/file capabilities.
- Auditor — re-checks every low-confidence or destructive proposal (delete, overwrite, bulk move) and routes it to a human approval queue. Nothing destructive executes without an explicit owner decision.
- Digest — publishes a short weekly "what changed on your NAS" summary: what arrived, what was filed, what awaits approval.
It is a Skill, not an app: the entire Round 1 deliverable is SKILL.md + references. It uses the NAS for what a NAS is for — files, documents, media, knowledge — not a generic chatbot pasted onto a box. No real NAS has been tested against yet; exact capability commands and permission behavior still need NAS testing (a finalist-round item). The full ten-question proposal (485 words) is in the uploaded vault-steward-proposal.pdf.
Built With
- ai
- developer
- markdown
- nas
- package
- skill
- ugos
- ugreen
- uliya
