Sources
Store, feed, ERP, media, and approved operator inputs.
⊕ Playbook 01 / Catalog
Map sources, make attributes explicit, and attach every generated value to the product record that owns it.
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Name which system owns each product fact and where conflicts appear.
Separate products, collections, native attributes, generated values, and relationships.
State what must exist before downstream programs can run.
Generate, classify, calculate, or fetch with explicit inputs and outputs.
Inspect failures, stale values, and outputs that need operator judgment.
Deliver catalog truth to feeds, storefronts, campaigns, and applications.
A field-level record of where truth originates and how conflicts resolve.
Required attributes, allowed values, relationships, and readiness rules.
Missing, failed, stale, or review-required values grouped for action.
Operators approve definitions, exceptions, and customer-facing delivery.
Agents assemble the change and its evidence.
The operator sees what changes and where it goes.
Publishing remains a deliberate human decision.
Source priority is explicit.
No detached generated copy.
Inputs and outputs are inspectable.
Failure does not disappear into a queue.
Approved values reach only intended surfaces.
It can hold values but does not reliably preserve programs, lineage, evaluations, relationships, and delivery state.
No. Treat the store as a connected operating surface and add durable catalog intelligence around it.
Choose one product workflow with a clear subject, required inputs, output, and destination.
Definitions, ambiguous exceptions, proof claims, and consequential publishing decisions need operator judgment.
We will map its sources, program, review boundary, and destination.
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