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Pet Restricted Area Alert

Life Service Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem: Home Pet Cameras Lack Behavior-Level Judgment

Many pet cameras only show that something moved, but owners need to know whether a dog entered the kitchen, a cat jumped onto the table, or an animal rummaged through the trash. Manually reviewing footage or relying on spot checks can miss short actions and makes it hard to build a searchable alert history.

How It Works: From Video Input to Structured Alerts

This skill targets the PET_RESTRICTED_AREA_WARNING scenario and analyzes home pet video for specific behaviors, including restricted-area entry, table climbing, and trash-can rummaging. Input can be a local video or a public URL; the skill calls backend analysis and returns detection results, risk notes, recommendations, and report links. --alert-threshold controls the alarm score, with 0.6 as the default. Historical alerts are queried from cloud reports via --list, then rendered as a Markdown table.

Boundaries

It is useful for home pet behavior reminders, not for security auditing or medical-grade monitoring. Videos should be mp4/avi/mov and under 10MB, with clear coverage of the pet and key areas. After an alert, confirm the scene manually instead of treating a false positive as final evidence.

Use Cases

  • Given a kitchen pet-camera video URL, determine whether a cat entered the kitchen and produce a reviewable alert report.
  • After uploading a living-room mp4, detect dog table climbing or trash rummaging and output alerts above threshold 0.7.
  • A pet-sitting family reviews same-day footage and creates a Markdown alert list for restricted entries, table access, and trash rummaging.
  • The user retrieves last week's pet restricted-area warnings from cloud history and displays report links in a list.

Best For

  • Cat and dog owners worried about kitchen and table safety who need to turn video events into readable alerts.
  • Pet-sitting or pet-service staff caring for guests' pets and needing a structured daily record of abnormal behaviors.
  • Home data operators or family administrators organizing camera footage into entries for restricted-area and trash events.
  • Engineers debugging home AI monitoring workflows who need to verify video input, threshold parameters, and history API output.