Use a dedicated test store first. Read the current records, retain exact identities, then
select a typed operation and authority. Natural-language interpretation is convenient for
exploration; unattended business execution needs explicit inputs and recovery semantics.
Inspect an order and stock
Use returned IDs rather than displayed order numbers unless the command explicitly resolves
them. Verify the database path. For scripting, inspect the actual supported JSON envelope
instead of assuming a universal .orders property.
Review fulfillment
An order’s status, confirmed reservations, shipment tracking, physical stock posting and
external carrier handoff are different states. Use the tested
stock-fulfillment program for full-order stock
posting and the shipment workflow for enforced transitions
and version guards. Partial shipments require line-owned quantities and the matching contract.
Review a return and refund
Approval, receipt, item disposition, completion, inventory restocking and refund are separate
steps. markReceived is not a universal automatic-restock operation. Verify the required
methods exist in the installed binding before starting a complete workflow. Inspect
payment/refund evidence independently from the return status.
Test an inventory decision
Use native simulations to compare replenishment reviews,
minimums/case packs, supplier delays, cash reserve and service goals. Explicit assumptions
and a passing simulated goal do not supply live authority or an approved forecast.
Execute and retain receipts
For governed execution, persist original key/payload/scope and load operator-owned identity
and policy. Read receipt status, version changes, event IDs and retry disposition. Preserve
uncertainty after a timeout. A deterministic direct CLI command is coarse-gated; it does not
create the typed kernel authority/receipt contract by itself.
Use governed replay,
write controls, and
HTTP reconciliation. Schedule only workflows
with defined ownership, permission, duplicate handling, evidence and recovery procedures. Last modified on October 20, 2026
