Shop incident log replaces memory with timestamped records and video clips

A former supermarket COO describes how chiller alarms at night often leave shops with conflicting recollections and no clear record of who responded. He built a small incident accountability tool that logs each alarm's time, saves a short camera clip as evidence, and records who closed it and when. In a demo, one incident was closed by a named staff member while another was flagged as still open with no one responsible. The system runs on a SQLite database and local files, using an open-weight language model on the store's own machine to generate summaries so sensitive staff footage stays off vendor clouds.