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Pet Breed and Individual Identification

Life Service Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem Addressed

In a multi-pet household, a single image or video often cannot answer which pets are present, what breed each one is, and how to distinguish them. A single breed label is not enough for monitoring, activity tracking, or building a consistent pet archive.

How It Works

The skill sends pet images, videos, local files, or public URLs to scripts.pet_breed_individual_recognition_analysis, then uses the cloud API for pet detection, breed classification, and individual distinction. Core capabilities include:

  • Breed identification: identifies common cat and dog breeds, including mainstream and rare breeds, and returns confidence scores.
  • Multi-pet distinction: detects multiple pets in the same frame and differentiates separate individuals.
  • Report lookup: lists historical reports from the cloud API via --list, rather than reconstructing them from local memory.
  • Output control: supports basic, standard, and json detail levels, with optional file output.

The workflow accepts --input or --url, keeps identity handling internal, and returns pet count, breed judgment, individual distinction, confidence, notes, and report links.

Boundaries

Inputs should show pets clearly, have sufficient lighting, and leave reasonable spacing between pets. Supported formats include jpg/png/mp4/avi/mov, with a maximum size around 10MB. Results are for pet management reference and do not replace professional pedigree verification. Historical reports must be read from the cloud API, not local records or long-term memory.

Use Cases

  • A user uploads a video of two cats and needs the pet count, breed, and which individual is which.
  • A pet shop clerk receives a puppy photo and needs to identify the breed and record individual traits.
  • A monitor ops engineer reviews night activity and needs to list past recognition reports by date.
  • A smart-home assistant ingests a pet video URL and saves structured JSON for activity records.

Best For

  • Household users managing multiple cats or dogs who need individual identification and saved records.
  • Pet shop or clinic operations staff who need to classify client photos by breed and individual profile.
  • Smart-home or monitoring integration developers who need detection, distinction, and report lookup APIs.
  • Pet-service product operators who need video analysis results in user-facing activity reports.