Exhibit — replays runs recorded against the live system. Actions here do not execute; the working console runs locally via node app/server.js. Runbook

00Market intelligence — the demand model

Every routing decision is arithmetic over this data. It arrived from an earlier scraping pipeline that failed silently on prices — the red bars are the hole that nothing was watching.

restaurants—
branches—
dishes—
ingredients—
price null-rate—

Most-demanded ingredients, exploded from dish recipes

01Run the factory

Two entry points, one pipeline. A human brief, or a signal. Stages stream live — each one is a span under a single factory.run trace and an entity in Port.


  


  

    
02Approve the rehearsal

    
Generated from the dispatch the factory just produced — this donor branch, this
      crate, this expiry window. You approve what the robot will do, not a JSON diff.

    
Run the factory to generate a dispatch.

    

    

      
      
      
    

  



  

    
02bRobot execution

    
The approved dispatch is executed physically here. The rehearsal above is the
      plan; this is the back-of-house it runs in — the robot drives to the donor branch, picks the
      near-expiry crate, and carries it through the service pass.

    

      
      Open full screen ↗
      Controls: 1 branches · 2 warehouse ·
        3 follow the robot · WASD fly · R restart
    

    

      Click Load simulation — it is a few MB and plays itself in ~45s.
    

  


  

    
03Data contract & self-repair

    
The supplier feed is what routing depends on. Change the source page and the
      contract catches it; Bright Data repairs the collector behind a human gate.

    

      
supplier null-rate—

      
rows—

      
contract—

    

    

      
      
      
      
    

    
Either redesign changes the source page for real, via a commit. GitHub Pages
      takes ~90s to publish. Re-check the feed after that. The pill above is the truth —
      the collector adapts each time it is repaired, so neither markup is permanently "broken".