Pet Grooming Effect Assessment (Mats/Dandruff)

Problem Solved

After grooming, mats and dandruff are hard to quantify by eye. During shedding season, home care, or salon QA, owners and stylists need a consistent way to decide whether another pass is needed. This skill turns post-grooming skin and coat images into a structured assessment, focusing on mat residue, dandruff coverage, and coat smoothness, with a 0-100 score and re-grooming guidance.

How It Works

• Input: accepts local images/videos or public URLs, typically jpg/png/mp4/avi/mov, up to 10MB.
• Analysis: the built-in script processes the visual input and returns detection results, risk notes, care suggestions, and a report link.
• History: --list queries cloud-stored reports, optionally filtered by date range, and renders them as a Markdown table.
• Runtime boundary: identity is handled internally; users do not provide names or phone numbers. The assessment is visual only and does not provide medical diagnosis.

Suitable Use and Limits

It fits home grooming, pet salon quality checks, and shedding-season care for long-haired cats or dogs. Score bands help decide when to re-groom: 90-100 indicates smooth coat with little dandruff; 0-49 suggests noticeable mats or dandruff. Use it as a visual quality check, not a replacement for veterinary examination or skin disease diagnosis.