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Rikuy Connect lets any AI agent see through the cameras a business already has, with the owner's permission and every call audited. Most small businesses already own a DVR or IP cameras, and nobody watches them. The footage could answer real questions (did the shop open on time, did the package arrive, does the turnstile log match who came in), but it is locked in a box on the shop's network, behind vendor protocols, with no safe way to let an agent in. Rikuy Connect has three parts, all built this week: 1. A Rust bridge that runs on the customer network (Linux or Windows) and speaks Hikvision/HiLook ISAPI and Ezviz/ONVIF: live snapshots, recording search and download, uploads straight to object storage through presigned URLs. Outbound-only; device credentials never touch disk. 2. A FastMCP gateway with four MCP tools (list_cameras, live_image, download_history, upload_to_r2). Every call is checked against a per-agent grant and written to an audit log; revocation is instant. 3. Agent skills that turn an owner's question into evidence, run by Meta's agents: Muse (Meta's personal agent), connected to our MCP server, and Muse Code (Muse Wonder) on pi.dev. We ran it on real sites with the owners' permission: - Gym (Hikvision DVR + access control): 26 entries on camera vs. 39 access records; 23 records in 6 minutes had nobody at the turnstile. - Tratam urban bus: 9 boardings on camera vs. 7 on the fare counter at one stop. - EnPiso garment workshop: 34 of 35 production-control captures matched the operator's hand on video (median -1.2 s); 13 of 45 sewing cycles had no capture.