Ancestor Location Navigator

Problem

Before grave visits, many families remember only vague references like “Grandfather is buried near a mountain,” without reusable coordinates, routes, or map links. 找祖先 turns those conversational clues into structured location records: you can say things like “Where is Grandfather?” “Remember where Grandma is buried,” or “How do I get to the ancestral grave,” and the skill can infer the intent behind recording, querying, or navigation.

How It Works

• Location capture: It recognizes paternal, maternal, and colloquial kinship terms such as 爷爷, 外婆, 曾祖父, and 阿公, and supports first-time recording, reviewing saved ancestors, and updating locations.
• GPS-first workflow: Precise GPS coordinates are treated as the key data point, which is especially important for mountainous routes and offline outdoor navigation. Coordinates can come from chat location sharing, field notes, or trail apps.
• Navigation handoff: The skill can prepare Tencent Maps or Amap links, and can also output coordinates usable in 2bulu and 6foot. Because those outdoor apps do not expose URL schemes or APIs in this workflow, users typically paste the coordinates into the app and start navigation manually.

Limits

It is intended for personal family information, not a full genealogy system, mapping service, or cemetery management tool. Users should respect local customs and laws. If precise GPS data is missing, navigation accuracy will suffer. 2bulu and 6foot are best treated as offline outdoor fallbacks rather than automatic deep-link targets.