Release 467 Build 359 • Inventory card fit & workstation taxonomy

Tools & Supplies Inventory Operations

Manage tools, supplies, workshop-process assignments, purchase packaging, canonical base-unit stock, receiving, product resource reservations, material-usage reconciliation, and catalog sync without the long product editor page.

Build 203 adds an explicit-only Cost Evidence & Margin Readiness workbench: required linked-resource costs remain unknown until reviewed, reusable/story-only links remain not applicable, and repairs route to the existing Inventory or Product Resources authority. Opening this page still performs no cost scan.

Admin-only explanatory illustration of receive, source or lot, on-hand, usage, and reorder review workflow
Admin-only operations illustration • explanatory, not inventory evidence
Quantity authorityBase units drive usable stock.
Process classificationTools and supplies share one workshop-process catalog.
Safe assignmentsClassification never changes stock, cost or Product links.

Release 467 Build 207

Workshop capability taxonomy

The existing Build 156 inventory_processes authority now covers the full multi-discipline workshop: laser engraving/cutting, 3D printing, CNC, resin, polymer clay, candles, soap/bath-body, metal/ring work, wire wrapping, paracord, lapidary, soldering, forging/heat work, metal lathe, Cricut/vinyl/HTV, apparel/hat finishing, drinkware personalization, packaging/labeling, mechanical/automotive fabrication, jewelry/forge work, auto detailing, photography/content, mixed-media/hybrid and general workshop. Existing Tool/Supply assignments are not changed automatically.

Review public capability profiles & constraints

Stock, tools & supplies

Inventory Operations Desk

Focused workspace for receiving, process classification, reconciliation, product resources, reserve/release, supply/tool inventory, stock reporting, catalog sync, and option sets.

Add or edit inventory item

Development repair

Development R2 Asset Restore

Permanent Development-only recovery control. It restores missing Tool/Supply images from the current public source into the bound Development R2 bucket, never overwrites existing unverified objects, performs no D1 writes, and cannot run on Production.