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Product development notes.

A curated view of customer-visible product work, grounded in the reviewed development record and local verification.

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Development evidence is not deployment evidence.

These entries describe locally verified product development. Nothing in this public experience has been deployed to production. Production availability is a separate state that requires its own deployment record and live verification evidence.

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Local tests and builds
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Development archive

What changed in the local product.

  1. Public experience

    Original methodology joined the public preview

    A typed resource library now presents practical guidance for catalog quality, Arabic commerce content, visual merchandising, and governed enrichment.

    • Four original articles share one reusable reading template.
    • Every product boundary remains labelled as available, preview, planned, or externally blocked.
    AvailableLocally verifiedRead the resources

  2. Public experience

    Seven fashion-commerce use cases became explorable

    The public preview can now explain audience, problem, workflow, outputs, controls, and honest availability for seven catalog and merchandising use cases.

    • One typed model powers the index and all seven detail views.
    • Arabic localization, visual discovery, clienteling, and marketplace boundaries remain explicit.
    AvailableLocally verifiedBrowse the use cases

  3. Public experience

    Product and workflow narratives gained full operating context

    Product and Workflows pages now connect catalog intake, enrichment review, quality resolution, governed outbound work, discovery, styling, and insights.

    • Capability claims carry their four-status truth labels.
    • The workflow story separates AI confidence from channel readiness.
    AvailableLocally verifiedExplore the workflows

  4. Public experience

    A customer-facing homepage replaced the root redirect

    The local root now opens a premium product introduction inside an isolated public route group with shared navigation, metadata, and accessibility foundations.

    • Public information routes use a separate, data-free layout.
    • Authenticated destinations keep their existing session boundary.
    AvailableLocal previewVisit the homepage

  5. Catalog truth

    Source attribution became more precise

    Source-synced products can be identified from their catalog lineage, while connected-source counts now reflect active connections instead of every stored source record.

    • Product source labels follow tenant-scoped source lineage.
    • Inactive source records no longer inflate the connected count.
    AvailableLocally verifiedReview marketplace readiness

  6. Enrichment governance

    Enrichment was locked to local-only operation

    The local product no longer exposes hosted enrichment paths. The deterministic mock remains the current workflow, and a local or open-weight provider is a separate future capability.

    • Reviewable suggestion contracts remain unchanged.
    • No hosted-provider configuration is expected for enrichment.
    AvailableLocal safety boundaryRead the review method

  7. Connector boundary

    Shopify read-only import gained a token-ready adapter

    The adapter preserves fixture-contract behavior by default. A real read-only import requires a separately supplied local token and is not implied by the adapter alone.

    • The supported operation is read-only.
    • Fixture mode remains the default when no local token exists.
    Externally blockedLocal token requiredSee the connector boundary

  8. PDP governance

    Brand PDP profiles became editable controls

    Tenant- and brand-scoped profiles can express field preferences, locale requirements, voice guardrails, channel needs, and review thresholds without auto-approving suggestions.

    • Required, optional, and hidden fields shape readiness and review.
    • Arabic and English requirements remain peer product concerns.
    AvailableLocally verifiedReview Arabic PDP readiness

  9. Client experience

    Core client workflows received responsive hardening

    High-density client surfaces were tightened for smaller viewports while preserving readable states, actions, and product workflow context.

    • Primary workflow surfaces use more stable responsive layouts.
    • The polish keeps customer-facing pages consistent across workflow states.
    AvailableLocally verifiedExplore the product

Explore the method

Read the thinking behind the product work.

Browse resourcesReview the product