Clawshorts Pkgv1.0.4

A parent installs ClawShorts on their home Fire TV to automatically block YouTube Shorts after a child's daily watch limit is reached. The daemon polls the device over ADB every 3 seconds, detects Shorts by their ~45% screen-width portrait layout, and blocks playback once the quota is exhausted. The parent can check remaining time with 'status' and reset counters daily or on demand.

An individual struggling with doom-scrolling installs the limiter to build healthier viewing habits without needing to monitor themselves constantly. They use 'history' to review weekly watch patterns and adjust limits, while the auto-block removes the need for willpower during weak moments. The 'status' command gives a quick snapshot of today's usage and daemon health.

A care facility or sober-living home manages multiple Fire TV devices across shared common areas using ClawShorts. Staff run 'add' and 'setup' to register each TV, 'list' to audit configured devices, and 'enable'/'disable' to control which sets enforce limits. The SQLite database centralizes per-device history for compliance reporting.

A media research team studying short-form video consumption deploys ClawShorts on instrumented Fire TVs to log controlled viewing sessions. They use 'history' to export watch patterns and 'logs' to verify daemon accuracy against expected Shorts detection events. The 3-second poll interval and ADB-based detection provide reproducible measurement of Shorts versus regular video viewing.

An Airbnb host equips rental properties with ClawShorts to prevent guests from binge-watching Shorts and to reduce bandwidth consumption on metered connections. They configure per-device limits via 'setup' and temporarily 'disable' enforcement for returning guests who request it. The LaunchAgent ensures the limiter starts automatically after power outages.

Sell the skill as a one-time download or subscription for individual Fire TV owners, with a free tier limited to one device and a paid tier unlocking multi-device management and extended history. Revenue comes from monthly subscriptions or lifetime license fees.

Offer a hosted control plane for care facilities, hotels, and rental operators that aggregates ClawShorts telemetry across many properties into dashboards and compliance reports. Customers pay per managed Fire TV per month with tiered support.

License the detection and limiting engine to digital wellbeing apps, router manufacturers, or parental-control suites that want Shorts-specific blocking without building ADB polling themselves. Integration occurs via API or bundled deployment.