JobShop OS’s actors, end-to-end workflow, and marquee artifact rendered in the Technical template’s voice. Same data, template-native composition.
A small shop juggles machines, materials, operators, and quality checks on every job — but the schedule lives in someone's head, and "when will it ship?" is everyone's least favorite question.
JobShop OS turns estimates into routed work orders that move across machines, operators, materials, and quality steps with promised dates that actually mean something.
// why this is hardCapacity, materials, scrap, and rework all affect each other — and a single late machine cascades into broken promises with customers.
The cleanest Vercel + Neon vertical demo — everything important is relational state.
Estimate → approved job → work order with routing → materials reserved → operators run steps → quality passes → job ships.
Machine queue exceeds capacity → job at-risk → scheduler reassigns or reprioritizes → promised date updates.
Operator logs scrap above tolerance → supervisor review → quality reason code → rework routing created.
Jobs at risk, capacity by work center, scrap by reason, on-time delivery, WIP aging, operator throughput.
// v1 demos without third-party services
Strongest "could be shipped from this demo" feel of any Shelf A pick. No integration dependencies.
This exact app is live and clickable at jobshop.ustack.ai. Click around — same architecture described above.
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