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AI agents
Help your team prepare warehouse work, investigate exceptions and follow up on delays.
An assistant can help people make sense of warehouse work once the application and its access are configured. Give it a scoped identity and verify the available records and actions. It must respect the same site restrictions, protected fields and decision authority as the person it supports.
Teaching an agent the system
curl -fsSL erpai.studio/skill.md
Use the platform skill as a starting point alongside the deployed application’s verified contract. The skill alone does not establish that Warehouse Management is launched or that an integration or workflow is available.
These are illustrative requests, not published API calls:
Agent executions, model use and any other metered work follow the pricing contract. Account permissions and sufficient credit for new metered work are separate from approval authority.
# Example work after configuration
$ curl -fsSL erpai.studio/skill.md | paste into your agent
› Show the orders at risk of missing today's shipping cutoff.
› List the replenishment work still open for the proposed wave.
› Compare the received quantities with this delivery's expected lines.
› Trace the movements behind this count difference.
› Find staged cartons whose label outcome is still unresolved.
What it cannot do alone
Human decisions remain with the authorized people. An assistant cannot release a wave, close a receipt or manifest, approve a stock correction, invent delegation or turn an uncertain carrier response into a confirmed shipment. It can prepare evidence and proposals. Every permitted write must retain its identity, scope and source context.
Metering
Agent executions, model use and any other metered work follow the pricing contract. Account permissions and sufficient credit for new metered work are separate from approval authority.
What an agent can help with
- Warehouse Manager’s assistant. Summarize proposed waves, replenishment gaps and approaching cutoffs so the manager can decide what to release.
- Shift Supervisor’s assistant. Review active work and open exceptions, then propose assignments within the shift’s sites and equipment constraints.
- Receiving Lead’s assistant. Compare expected deliveries with receiving evidence and prepare the differences for the lead’s close review.
- Inventory Controller’s assistant. Trace stock movements and count evidence, and prepare a correction for the appropriate confirmation or approval.
- Shipping Clerk’s assistant. Reconcile staged shipments with the pickup batch and flag labels or carrier outcomes that still need resolution.
- Admin’s assistant. Identify repeated rule overrides and incomplete item attributes, and prepare a configuration change for review.