find-document
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Finds documents in the family Document Vault and answers questions about them from the catalog - where a file is, when something expires, which documents a person has. Use for "find my passport", "where is the lease", "when does Maria's residence permit expire", "show me all insurance documents" and similar.
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- Mharbulous/probanda-devtheir own version, first seen Nov 8, 2026
- ozzy-labs/opshubtheir own version, first seen Jun 14, 2026
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- ozzy-labs/opshub★ 2same name
- Mharbulous/probanda-dev★ 1same name
How matches are found. Word for word: the exact same text. Edited: shares passages with this file (“99% same” means 99% of its five-word phrases also appear here; 10% or more counts). Their own version: similar meaning, or, weakest, the same name. We can’t tell which project had it first. Projects are counted among the 200 most-starred candidates, and mentions are links to the repository we found, up to 50 per site, so both counts are a floor.
In this repository4 other files it gives its agents.
- prepare-packSkill
- process-inboxSkill
- set-up-vaultSkill
- vault-check-upSkill
The file
Files
Find a document
Answer from the vault catalog; open files only when needed. First read ../../guide/vault-basics.md (relative to this skill's folder), especially the privacy rules.
Steps
- Find the vault; read
99.System/vault.jsonto map names to person codes (FAM = family-wide; relatives use<CODE>-MOM,-DAD,-REL). Make surefind_docs.pyexists in99.System/Scripts/(install it per the basics guide if not). - Translate the question into a search, for example:
- "Maria's passport" →
python3 99.System/Scripts/find_docs.py passport --person MS - "what expires this year" →
find_docs.py --expiring 12 - "the flat lease" →
find_docs.py lease - "all car documents" →
find_docs.py --category vehicleor words likecar insuranceTry synonyms and English words (names and summaries are in English); add--allto include Review items. Fall back tofind . -iname '*word*'over the vault if the catalog has nothing.
- "Maria's passport" →
- Answer directly: the file's folder and name (as a clickable local-file link when the interface supports it), plus the relevant catalog facts (expiry, date, issuer). Several matches: a short list. None: say so and suggest checking the inbox or Review.
- Details inside a document (an address, a policy period) that the catalog lacks: tell the user you would need to read the file, and read only masked text: for a PDF run
page_scan.py <pdf> 1 <pages>and read its output in~/vault-pages/; for an image, copy it into a scratch folder under$HOMEand runinbox_scan.py --inbox <that folder>, then runinbox_scan.pyonce more on the real inbox so the working file is reset. Remove the scratch afterwards. Never read out ID, account or policy numbers or passwords; point to the file instead. - Sending the file into the chat or attaching it to an email copies it off the computer: only when the user asks, and say so in one line.
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