Was the container left

open

?

Give closing time a second look.

Find my container camera in Angelcam. Are the container doors closed right now?

Every hour, check the Angelcam camera “Container”, but only between 18:00 and 07:00 Prague time. Outside those hours, stop without doing anything. Take a live snapshot and decide whether the container is closed, open or unclear. Closed means both doors are shut flat against the container and the locking bars are down. If it is open: email Petra at petra@yourshop.example with the subject “Container open at [time]” and the line “Container open at [time]. Please lock it.” Do this at every check until it is closed. If it is closed and you sent a “Container open” email earlier tonight, send Petra one email: “Container closed again at [time]”. If you can’t tell, or can’t reach the camera, email Petra and say why. Every check, add a row to the Container log sheet with the time, the state and what you sent.

Build an artifact called Container Night Watch. Each time I open it, read the Container log sheet and show: cards for nights locked out of the last 30, how long it was open last night, the emails sent, and any weekday pattern; last night check by check, with the recorded frame for each check if the camera has Cloud Recording; a calendar of the last 30 nights; who gets told and the rules; open nights by weekday; and a table of incidents. End with what stands out.

Use Angelcam to find my container camera. Are the container doors closed right now?

Every hour, use Angelcam to check the camera “Container”, but only between 18:00 and 07:00 Prague time. Outside those hours, stop without doing anything. Take a live snapshot and decide whether the container is closed, open or unclear. Closed means both doors are shut flat against the container and the locking bars are down. If it is open, notify me: “Container open at [time]. Please lock it.” Do this at every check until it is closed. If it is closed and the last check found it open, notify me once: “Container closed again at [time].” If you can’t tell, or can’t reach the camera, don’t notify me. Note it for the morning. Every check, write one log line: time, state and whether you notified me. At the 07:00 check, also send me one line about the night, including any unclear checks.

Make a report of the last 30 nights from this task’s results: nights locked all night out of 30, how long it was open last night, unclear checks, and any weekday pattern. Show the nights as a grid, add a table of the open nights with the open checks and when it was locked, end with what stands out, and give me the table as a spreadsheet.

Add a custom MCP server named Angelcam at https://mcp.angelcam.com/readonly using streamable HTTP. Start its OAuth sign-in, then list the tools it offers. Do not change any cameras or recording settings.

Find my Angelcam camera “Container” and take a current snapshot. Are both container doors closed, open or unclear? Closed means both doors are shut flat against the container. If the view does not show the lock, do not claim it is locked. Explain what you can actually see.

Post a test message in #site-team: “Container check test. No action required.” Do not send email or SMS.

Create a routine called Container after closing. Every hour, but only from 18:00 through 07:00 Europe/Prague, take a fresh live snapshot from the Angelcam camera “Container”. Outside those hours, stop. Classify the doors as open, closed or unclear using the description we tested. Never infer that a closed door is locked. Append container-log.csv with camera, UTC time, local time, state, note and any alert sent. Read earlier rows before deciding whether this is a new open episode or the first closed check after one. Post in #site-team when it is open at each hourly check and once when it is closed again. If a post fails, report it in this chat. Report unclear or unavailable images in this chat, without calling them closed. Never reuse an old image or send the same check’s alert twice.

Build a page called Container Night Watch from container-log.csv. Show the last 30 nights as a grid, open and unclear checks, gaps in coverage, and the messages sent. Show the first and last open observations for each episode. Label the time between checks as an estimate, not an exact opening duration. Refresh it after the 07:00 check.