@floless/app 0.43.0 → 0.44.0

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  1. package/dist/floless-server.cjs +499 -335
  2. package/dist/templates/college-phase-exporter.flo +86 -0
  3. package/dist/templates/dummy-report.flo +104 -0
  4. package/dist/templates/hello-world.flo +91 -0
  5. package/dist/templates/screenshot-to-saved-settings.flo +56 -0
  6. package/dist/templates/steel-from-drawings.flo +73 -0
  7. package/dist/templates/steel-takeoff.flo +151 -0
  8. package/dist/templates/steel-to-ifc.flo +294 -0
  9. package/dist/templates/steel-to-tekla.flo +293 -0
  10. package/dist/templates/supabase-drawing-register.flo +63 -0
  11. package/dist/templates/tekla-bom-by-phase.flo +211 -0
  12. package/dist/templates/tekla-connection-xray.flo +39 -0
  13. package/dist/templates/tekla-pdf-takeoff.flo +106 -0
  14. package/dist/templates/tekla-selection-now.flo +129 -0
  15. package/dist/templates/tekla-selection-report.flo +145 -0
  16. package/dist/templates/tekla-watch-logger.flo +57 -0
  17. package/dist/templates/tekla-watch-smoke.flo +20 -0
  18. package/dist/templates/trimble-list-projects.flo +41 -0
  19. package/dist/templates/viewer-3d-demo.flo +65 -0
  20. package/dist/web/app.css +17 -0
  21. package/dist/web/aware.js +79 -0
  22. package/dist/web/index.html +17 -0
  23. package/package.json +1 -1
package/dist/templates/steel-to-ifc.flo ADDED
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+ app: steel-to-ifc
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+ version: 0.1.0
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+ display-name: Steel to IFC
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+ description: |
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+ Bake a read steel model OUT to a universal IFC file — open it in Tekla, SDS2, Revit or
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+ Navisworks. Companion to steel-from-drawings: that app reads a drawing into a 3D scene and shows
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+ it; this one writes the SAME scene to an IFC file (IfcColumn/IfcBeam as extruded sections on the
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+ real grid) so you can take the schematic model straight into your detailing tool and finish there.
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+
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+ Same terminal-bake pattern — the FloLess way: your AI terminal bakes the scene inline
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+ (read-strategy: bake); a deterministic, MODEL-FREE exec node writes the .ifc (no Tekla needed to
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+ export — it never touches a Tekla model, just writes the file). Ships with the same EXAMPLE
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+ frame so it runs out of the box; the floless-app-steel-from-drawings skill bakes your drawing's
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+ scene into both apps so the IFC matches what you saw in 3D.
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+ exposes-as-agent: false
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+ inputs:
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+ # BAKED at compose time: the terminal AI reads this drawing and writes the `scene` block below
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+ # (the run never reads the drawing). read-strategy: bake surfaces "Re-read & re-bake ▸".
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+ drawing:
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+ type: image
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+ widget: file
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+ accept: [pdf, png, jpg]
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+ read-strategy: bake
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+ description: A structural steel drawing — baked into the scene below, then written out as IFC; swap it to re-read & re-bake.
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+ output_path:
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+ type: string
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+ default: steel-from-drawings.ifc
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+ description: Where to write the .ifc — FloLess fills this with your Downloads folder; editable per run.
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+ requires:
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+ - ifc@0.1.x
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+ layout: linear
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+ nodes:
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+ # Model-free exec: reads the baked `scene` and writes a valid IFC4 file (IfcColumn/IfcBeam as
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+ # extruded rectangle sections on the real grid), returning a summary report. NEVER derefs `model`
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+ # (no Tekla needed); writes the .ifc via System.IO to the user's Downloads (or home). Re-bake —
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+ # or the floless-app-steel-from-drawings skill — replaces `scene` with YOUR drawing's read.
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+ - id: bake-ifc
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+ agent: ifc
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+ command: write
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+ config:
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+ scene:
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+ meta:
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+ name: "Example \u2014 steel framing (sample, not your drawing)"
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+ units: mm
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+ up: z
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+ groups:
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+ - key: column
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+ label: Columns (HSS6x6x3/8)
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+ color: '#60a5fa'
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+ - key: beam
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+ label: Beams (W10x33)
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+ color: '#94a3b8'
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+ elements:
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+ - id: COL-1A
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 1-A
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+ - id: COL-1B
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 0
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 0
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 1-B
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+ - id: COL-2A
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 2-A
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+ - id: COL-2B
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 2-B
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+ - id: COL-3A
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 3-A
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+ - id: COL-3B
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 3-B
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+ - id: BM-12A
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-23A
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-12B
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 0
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-23B
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-1AB
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 0
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-2AB
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-3AB
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ grids:
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+ - label: '1'
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+ at:
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+ - 0
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+ - -3000
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+ - 0
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+ - label: '2'
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+ at:
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+ - 6000
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+ - -3000
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+ - 0
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+ - label: '3'
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+ at:
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+ - 12000
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+ - -3000
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+ - 0
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+ - label: A
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+ at:
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+ - -3000
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ - label: B
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+ at:
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+ - -3000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ output-path: "{{ inputs.output_path }}"
package/dist/templates/steel-to-tekla.flo ADDED
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+ app: steel-to-tekla
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+ version: 0.1.0
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+ display-name: Steel to Tekla
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+ description: |
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+ Bake the read steel model straight into a LIVE Tekla model as native parts (columns + beams) via
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+ the Tekla Open API — the deepest bake-out: real Tekla objects you detail as usual, not an IFC
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+ import. Companion to steel-from-drawings (the 3D view) and steel-to-ifc (the universal file).
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+
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+ How it works: Tekla must be OPEN with a model. Your terminal AI bakes the scene inline
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+ (read-strategy: bake); a WRITE exec creates a Beam per member (the drawing's profile, falling back
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+ to a sized rectangular section when your Tekla environment doesn't carry that catalogue profile),
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+ then commits. A snapshot is taken first, so Tekla's Undo reverts the whole bake in one step. Ships
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+ an EXAMPLE frame; the floless-app-steel-from-drawings skill bakes your own drawing's scene in.
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+ exposes-as-agent: false
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+ inputs:
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+ # BAKED at compose time: the terminal AI reads this drawing and writes the `scene` block below.
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+ # read-strategy: bake surfaces "Re-read & re-bake ▸". The deterministic run reads the scene, not the drawing.
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+ drawing:
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+ type: image
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+ widget: file
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+ accept: [pdf, png, jpg]
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+ read-strategy: bake
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+ description: A structural steel drawing — baked into the scene below, then created as native Tekla parts; swap it to re-read & re-bake.
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+ requires:
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+ - tekla@0.1.x
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+ layout: linear
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+ nodes:
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+ # WRITE exec: creates real Tekla members (a Beam per scene element) via the Open API, then commits.
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+ # Needs Tekla OPEN with a model. snapshot: true → one Undo reverts the whole bake. Re-bake — or the
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+ # floless-app-steel-from-drawings skill — replaces `scene` with YOUR drawing's read.
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+ - id: bake-tekla
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+ agent: tekla
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+ command: bake-scene
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+ mode: write
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+ config:
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+ version: "2026.0"
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+ scene:
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+ meta:
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+ name: "Example \u2014 steel framing (sample, not your drawing)"
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+ units: mm
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+ up: z
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+ groups:
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+ - key: column
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+ label: Columns (HSS6x6x3/8)
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+ color: '#60a5fa'
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+ - key: beam
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+ label: Beams (W10x33)
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+ color: '#94a3b8'
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+ elements:
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+ - id: COL-1A
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 1-A
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+ - id: COL-1B
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 0
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 0
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 1-B
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+ - id: COL-2A
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 2-A
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+ - id: COL-2B
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 2-B
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+ - id: COL-3A
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 3-A
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+ - id: COL-3B
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+ group: column
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ to:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 150
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+ meta:
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+ profile: HSS6x6x3/8
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+ grid: 3-B
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+ - id: BM-12A
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-23A
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-12B
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 0
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-23B
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-1AB
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 0
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-2AB
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 6000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ - id: BM-3AB
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+ group: beam
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+ kind: box
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+ from:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 0
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+ - 4500
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+ to:
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+ - 12000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 4500
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+ section:
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+ w: 150
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+ d: 250
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+ meta:
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+ profile: W10x33
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+ grids:
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+ - label: '1'
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+ at:
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+ - 0
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+ - -3000
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+ - 0
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+ - label: '2'
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+ at:
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+ - 6000
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+ - -3000
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+ - 0
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+ - label: '3'
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+ at:
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+ - 12000
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+ - -3000
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+ - 0
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+ - label: A
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+ at:
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+ - -3000
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+ - 0
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+ - 0
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+ - label: B
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+ at:
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+ - -3000
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+ - 6000
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+ - 0
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+ safety:
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+ transaction-group: steel-from-drawings
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+ snapshot: true
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+
package/dist/templates/supabase-drawing-register.flo ADDED
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+ app: supabase-drawing-register
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+ version: 0.1.0
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+ display-name: Supabase Drawing Register
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+ description: |
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+ Reproduces the desktop "supabase-drawing-register" outcome on AWARE
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+ (end goal, not the desktop mechanics):
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+
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+ Keep a Supabase drawing register in lock-step with the Tekla model. On
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+ every drawing-change event, re-read the model's drawings and idempotently
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+ upsert each into the Supabase `drawings` table (PostgREST). Long-running:
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+ the tekla watch node makes this a stateful sync app (aware app stop to end).
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+
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+ Composed only against installed agents — tekla (curated) + http (the
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+ http agent's supabase-rest recipe: apikey + Bearer, POST upsert with
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+ Prefer: resolution=merge-duplicates on on_conflict=number). No Supabase-
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+ specific agent needed; the key is provisioned once via `aware connect supabase`.
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+
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+ exposes-as-agent: false
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+
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+ requires:
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+ - tekla@0.1.x
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+ - http@0.1.x
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+
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+ requires-permissions:
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+ network:
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+ - https://app.connect.trimble.com # placeholder; Supabase host is per-project
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+ filesystem: []
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+
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+ layout: linear
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+
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+ nodes:
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+ # Read the model's drawings (identity = Mark, never Name). One-shot bulk sync;
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+ # the live `tekla watch` (stream) variant is blocked on AWARE's invoke_stream
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+ # (unimplemented in 0.37 — see gap note), so this runs on demand / model-open.
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+ - id: drawings
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+ agent: tekla
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+ command: drawing-list
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+ config:
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+ status: any
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+
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+ # Idempotent BULK upsert of the whole drawing set in one PostgREST call.
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+ # PostgREST accepts a JSON array body; `resolution=merge-duplicates` on
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+ # `on_conflict=number` makes re-runs safe (new rows insert, existing update).
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+ # (A top-level node rather than for-each: 0.37's compiler doesn't yet resolve
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+ # the inner node of a `for-each do:` body — see gap note.)
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+ - id: upsert
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+ agent: http
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+ command: post
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+ config:
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+ url: '{{ inputs.supabase_url }}/rest/v1/drawings'
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+ headers:
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+ apikey: '{{ secrets.supabase }}'
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+ Authorization: 'Bearer {{ secrets.supabase }}'
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+ Prefer: 'resolution=merge-duplicates,return=representation'
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+ query:
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+ on_conflict: 'number'
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+ body: '{{ drawings.drawings }}'
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+ safety:
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+ transaction-group: register-sync
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+ snapshot: false
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+
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+ connections:
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+ - { from: drawings, to: upsert }