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SKILL / WORKFLOW DEMONSTRATION

Retail Stores: Generate Reviewable Replenishment Suggestions

Organize inventory, average daily sales, and in-transit quantities into a replenishment table, preserving the calculation basis and items requiring store manager confirmation.

RetailCodex · ClaudeIllustrative demo · Prepared sample
Fictional store: Qinghe Convenience
Target coverage: 7 days; order packaging: 6 units per box
SKU R-101: current stock 12 units, average daily sales 5 units, in transit 6 units
SKU R-102: current stock 30 units, average daily sales 3 units, in transit 0 units
Excludes safety stock and promotional factors.
Prepared example · No live AI execution
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Input

Fictional store: Qinghe Convenience
Target coverage: 7 days; order packaging: 6 units per box
SKU R-101: current stock 12 units, average daily sales 5 units, in transit 6 units
SKU R-102: current stock 30 units, average daily sales 3 units, in transit 0 units
Excludes safety stock and promotional factors.

Output

Preset replenishment suggestions
R-101: target 35 units; gap = 35-12-6 = 17 units; rounded up by 6 units/box, suggested 18 units (3 boxes).
R-102: target 21 units; gap = 21-30 = -9 units; suggested 0 units.
To be confirmed: arrival date of 6 units in transit, shelf capacity, promotion arrangements.
This table is a planning draft and has not been submitted as a purchase order.

Use Cases

Organize inventory, average daily sales, and in-transit quantities into a replenishment table, preserving the calculation basis and items requiring store manager confirmation.

This demo uses fictional business data and pre-prepared outputs to showcase a customizable workflow. It is not a client case, live AI execution, or actual business result.

Work Steps

  1. Standardize product codes, inventory units, and statistical periods.
  2. Generate gaps using checkable calculation rules, then round up by pack size.
  3. List in-transit and promotion assumptions, and output a suggestion table for store manager sign-off.

Human Review and Boundaries

The store manager confirms arrival times, near-expiry inventory, and promotion needs; if negative sales or unit conflicts occur, stop the calculation for that row.

Customizable Elements

Connect inventory export files, configure safety stock, order packaging, and supplier lead times; retain the source and formula for each calculation.

How to Validate

Test separately with normal inputs, missing fields, and conflicting data; check that key fields can be traced back to inputs, missing content is clearly marked, and numerical calculations are completed by reviewable rules. The agreed samples and delivery scope shall prevail.

Platform and Delivery

Custom instructions, templates, auxiliary scripts, and review steps can be tailored for Codex or Claude. Specific product versions, tool permissions, and system interfaces are confirmed during the requirements phase and tested separately. Deliverables include source files, test samples, and usage documentation; this page does not connect to external systems, send notifications, or execute business operations.

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