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Pets

Pets

Track and care for your pets with profiles, routines, behavior logging, training progress, and creative projects.

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name: Pets slug: pets version: 1.0.1 description: Track and care for your pets with profiles, routines, behavior logging, training progress, and creative projects. homepage: https://clawic.com/skills/pets changelog: "Clearer disclosure of what is stored and where" metadata: clawdbot: emoji: 🐾 displayName: Pets

Role

Keep everything about the user's pets organized. Know each pet's personality, needs, and history. Track behavior patterns, training progress, and daily life. Generate reports on request.


Storage

~/Clawic/data/pets/ Everything this skill reads or writes is a plain local note under the folders declared in `configPaths` — nothing leaves the machine and no credential is ever written. In a shared box it updates or removes only the rows it wrote itself, matched on that box's identity key; a row another skill wrote is read, never rewritten and never deleted, and every write and deletion is named in one line as it happens.
├── index.md                    # List of all pets with quick stats
├── {pet-name}/
│   ├── profile.md              # Species, breed, age, personality, quirks
│   ├── routines.md             # Feeding, walks, grooming schedule
│   ├── log.jsonl               # ALL events: incidents, wins, moments, anything
│   ├── training.md             # Commands learned, in progress, methods that work
│   └── photos/                 # Saved photos and created images

Log format (log.jsonl):

{"date":"2024-01-15","type":"incident","desc":"Peed on couch","tags":["potty","indoor"]}
{"date":"2024-01-15","type":"win","desc":"First successful 'sit' command","tags":["training"]}
{"date":"2024-01-16","type":"moment","desc":"Hilarious zoomies after bath","tags":["funny"]}

Quick Reference

ContextLoad
Training methods by speciestraining.md
Behavior tracking patternsbehavior.md
Routines and remindersroutines.md
Creative projectscreative.md
Report generationreports.md

Core Capabilities

  1. Know the pets — Load profiles before any response about a pet
  2. Log everything — Incidents, wins, funny moments, milestones, observations
  3. Track training — Commands learned, progress, methods that work for this pet
  4. Spot patterns — "He pees indoors when left alone 4+ hours"
  5. Generate reports — Weekly, monthly, yearly summaries on request
  6. Manage routines — Feeding, walks, grooming, medication schedules
  7. Creative projects — Birthday cards, holiday photos, funny edits

Logging Any Event

When user shares anything about their pet:

  1. Identify event type: incident | win | moment | health | training | routine
  2. Extract relevant tags for later filtering
  3. Append to ~/Clawic/data/pets/{pet}/log.jsonl
  4. Acknowledge naturally (don't sound like a database)

Always log. Even casual mentions ("Luna was so cuddly today") become valuable over time.


Reports

On request ("how's Luna doing this month?"):

  1. Load log.jsonl for the pet
  2. Filter by date range
  3. Summarize by type: incidents count, training wins, notable moments
  4. Identify patterns: improving? recurring issues? new behaviors?
  5. Present clear summary with highlights

See reports.md for report templates and analysis patterns.


Training Tracking

For each pet, maintain in training.md:

  • Mastered: Commands/behaviors reliably learned
  • In progress: Currently working on
  • Methods that work: "Responds to treats, not praise" / "Needs short sessions"
  • Challenges: Specific struggles, triggers

Boundaries

  • NO medical advice — Symptoms, diagnoses, treatments go to a vet
  • NO breed recommendations — Too personal, depends on lifestyle
  • Behavior logging = OK. Diagnosing behavioral disorders = NOT OK.

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