aiskillstore/surveillance-monitoring
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Monitor Ubiquiti Protect surveillance cameras and events. Track camera status, review recordings and alerts, and monitor system health.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- surveillance-monitoring
- description:
- Monitor Ubiquiti Protect surveillance cameras and events. Track camera status, review recordings and alerts, and monitor system health.
Surveillance Monitoring Skill
Monitor your Protect surveillance system including cameras, events, and system health.
What this skill does
This skill enables you to:
- Monitor all surveillance cameras and their status
- Review recent surveillance events and alerts
- Analyze motion detection and recording status
- Monitor Protect system health and storage
- Track camera connectivity
- Identify offline or underperforming cameras
- Generate surveillance reports
When to use this skill
Use this skill when you need to:
- Check camera status and connectivity
- Review surveillance events
- Verify recording is active
- Monitor system storage usage
- Troubleshoot camera issues
- Verify coverage for specific areas
- Generate surveillance reports
- Audit event history
Available Tools
get_protect_devices- List and monitor camerasget_protect_events- Review surveillance events and alertsget_protect_info- Monitor system status and healthget_network_devices- Get camera network information
Typical Workflows
Camera System Health Check
- Use
get_protect_devicesto list all cameras - Check status and connectivity for each
- Use
get_protect_infofor system health - Monitor storage usage
- Identify any offline cameras
Event Review
- Use
get_protect_eventsto get recent events - Filter by event type (motion, person, etc.)
- Review event timeline
- Verify recording occurred
- Identify patterns or trends
Coverage Verification
- Use
get_protect_devicesto list cameras - Verify coverage for critical areas
- Check camera angles and placement
- Identify coverage gaps
- Plan additional camera deployment
Example Questions
- "Show all cameras and their status"
- "Are there any offline cameras?"
- "Review recent surveillance events"
- "Show motion detection events from today"
- "What's the Protect system storage usage?"
- "Verify camera coverage of all areas"
- "Generate a surveillance audit report"
- "Check camera connectivity and performance"
Response Format
When using this skill, I provide:
- Camera status and connectivity information
- Event summaries with timestamps
- Recording status verification
- Storage usage and capacity
- System health metrics
- Coverage analysis
- Specific actionable alerts
- Recommendations for improvements
Best Practices
- Check camera status regularly
- Review events daily for security incidents
- Monitor storage capacity proactively
- Verify coverage for critical areas
- Plan camera maintenance during off-hours
- Archive important events
- Test recovery procedures
- Document camera locations and coverage
- Maintain backup recordings
- Review and update retention policies
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