@mohasinac/appkit 4.45.0 → 4.46.0

package/dist/_internal/shared/features/promotions/schema.d.ts

@@ -9,13 +9,13 @@ export declare const applyCouponSchema: z.ZodObject<{
     code: string;
     cartTotal: number;
     isFirstTimeUser: boolean;
-    productIds?: string[] | undefined;
     categoryIds?: string[] | undefined;
+    productIds?: string[] | undefined;
 }, {
     code: string;
     cartTotal: number;
-    productIds?: string[] | undefined;
     categoryIds?: string[] | undefined;
+    productIds?: string[] | undefined;
     isFirstTimeUser?: boolean | undefined;
 }>;
 export declare const createCouponSchema: z.ZodObject<{

package/dist/_internal/shared/features/shipping/protections.d.ts

@@ -34,13 +34,95 @@
 export type ProtectionKind = "shipping" | "sale";
 export declare const PROTECTION_KINDS: readonly ProtectionKind[];
 /** Why a protection is not on offer. Rendered to the buyer, so it is copy. */
-export type ProtectionUnavailableReason = "platform-disabled" | "seller-not-supported" | "final-sale";
+export type ProtectionUnavailableReason = "platform-disabled" | "seller-not-supported" | "final-sale" | "above-value-cap" | "excluded-category";
 export type ProtectionAvailability = {
     available: true;
 } | {
     available: false;
     reason: ProtectionUnavailableReason;
 };
+/**
+ * C5e — the VALUE CAP on sale protection, and the categories excluded outright.
+ *
+ * The plan's standing rule was that no badge appears on a real listing until
+ * these exist, because *"a no-questions-asked guarantee on a Rs 40,000 graded
+ * slab is a different product from one on a Rs 149 spin track"*. Directed to
+ * "use standard from net" rather than invent them, so both the SHAPE and the
+ * exclusion list follow the two marketplaces that publish theirs, and the
+ * NUMBER follows our own measured price bands.
+ *
+ * ── Where the shape comes from ─────────────────────────────────────────────
+ *
+ * - **Amazon A-to-z** caps a claim at **$2,500 including shipping**, with a
+ *   90-day filing window. So a cap is normal practice, it is inclusive of
+ *   shipping, and it is generous relative to a typical basket.
+ * - **eBay Money Back Guarantee** excludes whole CATEGORIES rather than
+ *   discounting them — vehicles, real estate, services, **digitally delivered
+ *   content**, travel vouchers, NFTs — and applies a different regime above a
+ *   value threshold (authentication at $200 for trading cards, $500 for coins),
+ *   after which an inspected item is **final sale** on the
+ *   "doesn't match the listing" basis. It also SHORTENS the window for
+ *   bullion from 30 days to 3.
+ *
+ * ── 🛑 Why the NUMBER is ours and not a converted dollar figure ────────────
+ *
+ * $2,500 is ~Rs 2.2 lakh, which is above the most expensive thing in the entire
+ * crawled corpus. A cap nothing can reach is not a cap. So it is set from this
+ * catalogue's own measured distribution instead: every band's median and p75
+ * sits under Rs 15,000 and the maxima are Rs 74,999 (Hot Wheels), Rs 75,000
+ * (TCG collection box) and Rs 1,59,102 (otakuisland's range top).
+ *
+ * **Rs 25,000 covers every median and every p75 measured**, and excludes only
+ * the grail tail — graded slabs, booster boxes, premium statues — which is
+ * exactly the tier eBay routes to authentication rather than to a blanket
+ * guarantee.
+ */
+export declare const SALE_PROTECTION_MAX_VALUE = 25000;
+/**
+ * 🛑 INCLUSIVE of shipping, following Amazon, and compared against the ITEM
+ * LINE's total rather than the order's.
+ *
+ * Per line, because a Rs 40,000 slab in a basket with two Rs 200 tips must not
+ * drag the tips out of cover, and the two Rs 200 tips must not carry the slab
+ * into it. The cover is a promise about an ITEM.
+ */
+export declare const SALE_PROTECTION_VALUE_BASIS: "line-total-including-shipping";
+/**
+ * Listing types sale protection is never offered on, and why each one.
+ *
+ * 🛑 Every entry is a case where the claim is UNADJUDICABLE, not merely
+ * expensive — which is the distinction that keeps this list honest and short.
+ * A value cap handles "expensive"; this handles "we could not tell".
+ */
+export declare const SALE_PROTECTION_EXCLUDED_LISTING_TYPES: readonly string[];
+/**
+ * Whether a GRADED slab is excluded.
+ *
+ * 🛑 Following eBay's own rule rather than our preference: an item inspected
+ * under its Authenticity Guarantee is **final sale** on the "doesn't match the
+ * listing" basis. A third party has already certified the grade, so a
+ * no-questions-asked refund would let a buyer overturn that certification by
+ * changing their mind — and `ProductGrading.certNumber` deep-links to the
+ * grader, so the buyer can verify before paying.
+ */
+export declare const SALE_PROTECTION_EXCLUDES_GRADED = true;
+/**
+ * Claim windows, in hours from DELIVERY.
+ *
+ * Two windows because the two covers fail on different clocks, which is the
+ * same argument that made them two add-ons:
+ *
+ * - **shipping** 48h — already this platform's stated damage window, in the
+ *   seeded FAQ and in C0c's copy. Transit damage is visible on unboxing, and a
+ *   longer window makes "damaged in transit" indistinguishable from
+ *   "damaged afterwards".
+ * - **sale** 7 days — long enough to actually inspect a collectible against
+ *   its listing (weigh a bey, check a mould, compare a photo), short enough
+ *   that condition can still be attributed. eBay runs 30 days generally and
+ *   **3** for bullion; Amazon runs 90. 7 sits deliberately at the strict end,
+ *   because unlike either of them we are also underwriting the refund.
+ */
+export declare const PROTECTION_CLAIM_WINDOW_HOURS: Record<ProtectionKind, number>;
 export interface ProtectionTierInput {
     /** TIER 1 — admin, platform-wide. `commissions.*FeeEnabled`. Default TRUE. */
     platformEnabled: boolean;
@@ -61,6 +143,16 @@ export interface ProtectionTierInput {
      * time, or the product at purchase time.
      */
     finalSale: boolean;
+    /**
+     * TIER 3 — the line's total INCLUDING shipping, for the value cap. Absent
+     * skips the cap check rather than failing it: a missing figure is our gap,
+     * and refusing cover over it would charge a fee and then decline the claim.
+     */
+    lineTotal?: number;
+    /** TIER 3 — the listing type, for the exclusion list. */
+    listingType?: string;
+    /** TIER 3 — whether the item carries a third-party grade. */
+    isGraded?: boolean;
 }
 /**
  * Is this protection on offer, and if not, why.

package/dist/_internal/shared/features/shipping/protections.js

@@ -31,6 +31,112 @@
  * on a final-sale item, where the right answers differ (see below).
  */
 export const PROTECTION_KINDS = ["shipping", "sale"];
+/**
+ * C5e — the VALUE CAP on sale protection, and the categories excluded outright.
+ *
+ * The plan's standing rule was that no badge appears on a real listing until
+ * these exist, because *"a no-questions-asked guarantee on a Rs 40,000 graded
+ * slab is a different product from one on a Rs 149 spin track"*. Directed to
+ * "use standard from net" rather than invent them, so both the SHAPE and the
+ * exclusion list follow the two marketplaces that publish theirs, and the
+ * NUMBER follows our own measured price bands.
+ *
+ * ── Where the shape comes from ─────────────────────────────────────────────
+ *
+ * - **Amazon A-to-z** caps a claim at **$2,500 including shipping**, with a
+ *   90-day filing window. So a cap is normal practice, it is inclusive of
+ *   shipping, and it is generous relative to a typical basket.
+ * - **eBay Money Back Guarantee** excludes whole CATEGORIES rather than
+ *   discounting them — vehicles, real estate, services, **digitally delivered
+ *   content**, travel vouchers, NFTs — and applies a different regime above a
+ *   value threshold (authentication at $200 for trading cards, $500 for coins),
+ *   after which an inspected item is **final sale** on the
+ *   "doesn't match the listing" basis. It also SHORTENS the window for
+ *   bullion from 30 days to 3.
+ *
+ * ── 🛑 Why the NUMBER is ours and not a converted dollar figure ────────────
+ *
+ * $2,500 is ~Rs 2.2 lakh, which is above the most expensive thing in the entire
+ * crawled corpus. A cap nothing can reach is not a cap. So it is set from this
+ * catalogue's own measured distribution instead: every band's median and p75
+ * sits under Rs 15,000 and the maxima are Rs 74,999 (Hot Wheels), Rs 75,000
+ * (TCG collection box) and Rs 1,59,102 (otakuisland's range top).
+ *
+ * **Rs 25,000 covers every median and every p75 measured**, and excludes only
+ * the grail tail — graded slabs, booster boxes, premium statues — which is
+ * exactly the tier eBay routes to authentication rather than to a blanket
+ * guarantee.
+ */
+export const SALE_PROTECTION_MAX_VALUE = 25000;
+/**
+ * 🛑 INCLUSIVE of shipping, following Amazon, and compared against the ITEM
+ * LINE's total rather than the order's.
+ *
+ * Per line, because a Rs 40,000 slab in a basket with two Rs 200 tips must not
+ * drag the tips out of cover, and the two Rs 200 tips must not carry the slab
+ * into it. The cover is a promise about an ITEM.
+ */
+export const SALE_PROTECTION_VALUE_BASIS = "line-total-including-shipping";
+/**
+ * Listing types sale protection is never offered on, and why each one.
+ *
+ * 🛑 Every entry is a case where the claim is UNADJUDICABLE, not merely
+ * expensive — which is the distinction that keeps this list honest and short.
+ * A value cap handles "expensive"; this handles "we could not tell".
+ */
+export const SALE_PROTECTION_EXCLUDED_LISTING_TYPES = [
+    /*
+     * A live animal or plant's condition on arrival cannot be adjudicated from
+     * photographs after the fact, and it changes by the hour. eBay excludes the
+     * adjacent categories outright for the same reason.
+     */
+    "live",
+    /*
+     * eBay excludes "digitally delivered content" by name. Once a code is
+     * revealed it cannot be returned, and whether it was already redeemed is not
+     * something we can establish — which is why the reveal is logged rather than
+     * reversible.
+     */
+    "digital-code",
+    /*
+     * A meetup sale with no shipment and no platform custody. There is nothing
+     * to inspect, nothing to route to a warehouse, and the buyer handled the
+     * item before paying — the inspection step the cover depends on has already
+     * happened, in person.
+     */
+    "classified",
+];
+/**
+ * Whether a GRADED slab is excluded.
+ *
+ * 🛑 Following eBay's own rule rather than our preference: an item inspected
+ * under its Authenticity Guarantee is **final sale** on the "doesn't match the
+ * listing" basis. A third party has already certified the grade, so a
+ * no-questions-asked refund would let a buyer overturn that certification by
+ * changing their mind — and `ProductGrading.certNumber` deep-links to the
+ * grader, so the buyer can verify before paying.
+ */
+export const SALE_PROTECTION_EXCLUDES_GRADED = true;
+/**
+ * Claim windows, in hours from DELIVERY.
+ *
+ * Two windows because the two covers fail on different clocks, which is the
+ * same argument that made them two add-ons:
+ *
+ * - **shipping** 48h — already this platform's stated damage window, in the
+ *   seeded FAQ and in C0c's copy. Transit damage is visible on unboxing, and a
+ *   longer window makes "damaged in transit" indistinguishable from
+ *   "damaged afterwards".
+ * - **sale** 7 days — long enough to actually inspect a collectible against
+ *   its listing (weigh a bey, check a mould, compare a photo), short enough
+ *   that condition can still be attributed. eBay runs 30 days generally and
+ *   **3** for bullion; Amazon runs 90. 7 sits deliberately at the strict end,
+ *   because unlike either of them we are also underwriting the refund.
+ */
+export const PROTECTION_CLAIM_WINDOW_HOURS = {
+    shipping: 48,
+    sale: 24 * 7,
+};
 /**
  * Is this protection on offer, and if not, why.
  *
@@ -62,6 +168,27 @@ export function protectionAvailability(kind, input) {
     if (kind === "sale" && input.finalSale) {
         return { available: false, reason: "final-sale" };
     }
+    /*
+     * C5e's value and category gates, SALE only.
+     *
+     * 🛑 Shipping protection is deliberately exempt from both. A parcel lost in
+     * transit was never delivered, so neither the item's value nor whether it is
+     * a digital code or a graded slab changes what happened — and we are the
+     * carrier's counterparty under escrow, so it is our claim to pursue either
+     * way. Applying the cap here would be withdrawing cover for the one failure
+     * the buyer has no part in.
+     */
+    if (kind === "sale") {
+        if (input.listingType && SALE_PROTECTION_EXCLUDED_LISTING_TYPES.includes(input.listingType)) {
+            return { available: false, reason: "excluded-category" };
+        }
+        if (SALE_PROTECTION_EXCLUDES_GRADED && input.isGraded) {
+            return { available: false, reason: "excluded-category" };
+        }
+        if (typeof input.lineTotal === "number" && input.lineTotal > SALE_PROTECTION_MAX_VALUE) {
+            return { available: false, reason: "above-value-cap" };
+        }
+    }
     return { available: true };
 }
 /**

package/dist/_internal/shared/search/part-aliases.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,44 @@
+/**
+ * GENERATED by `scripts/generate-part-alias-map.mjs` — do not hand-edit.
+ * Source: `docs/research/part-composition-2026-10/part-glossary.json` (E4b).
+ *
+ * D2 Fix 3 — the part code ⇄ name bridge, so "rubber flat" finds `RF` listings
+ * and `RF` finds them too. Firestore cannot fuzzy-match, but nothing stops us
+ * indexing MORE tokens per document, which is what this is for.
+ *
+ * 🛑 Only rows carrying BOTH a code and a distinct name can bridge: **23**
+ * of 759 glossary entries. The remaining 736 are name-only and already
+ * searchable by name, so they need no alias — that is the measured scope, not
+ * a shortfall.
+ *
+ * 🛑 In SOURCE rather than read from Firestore because `buildProductSearchTxt`
+ * is synchronous and runs on every product write; and `searchTxt` must be
+ * deterministic for the same input, or the app and
+ * `backfill-search-txt.mjs` emit different tokens for one product
+ * (audit-search-parity's own stated failure mode).
+ *
+ * 🛑 It shares the 600-token cap with D0's generated misspelling variants, and
+ * that cap TRUNCATES SILENTLY. Measured headroom at generation time: the worst
+ * live product carried 199 tokens, so 401 spare. Re-measure before adding a
+ * third token source.
+ */
+export interface PartAlias {
+    /** The short code as printed on the part and in listing titles. */
+    code: string;
+    /** The spoken name — what a buyer types. */
+    name: string;
+    classification: string;
+}
+export declare const PART_ALIASES: readonly PartAlias[];
+/**
+ * Tokens to add for one piece of text — the COUNTERPART of anything matched.
+ *
+ * A listing titled "Storm Pegasus 105RF" gets "rubber flat"; one titled
+ * "… Rubber Flat" gets "rf". Nothing is added when neither appears, so an
+ * unrelated product pays no tokens at all.
+ *
+ * 🛑 Word-boundary matched on the CODE. A bare `substring` test puts "quake"
+ * on every product containing a letter Q — codes here are 1–5 characters, so
+ * an unanchored match is worse than no match.
+ */
+export declare function partAliasTokens(text: string): string[];

package/dist/_internal/shared/search/part-aliases.js

@@ -0,0 +1,104 @@
+/**
+ * GENERATED by `scripts/generate-part-alias-map.mjs` — do not hand-edit.
+ * Source: `docs/research/part-composition-2026-10/part-glossary.json` (E4b).
+ *
+ * D2 Fix 3 — the part code ⇄ name bridge, so "rubber flat" finds `RF` listings
+ * and `RF` finds them too. Firestore cannot fuzzy-match, but nothing stops us
+ * indexing MORE tokens per document, which is what this is for.
+ *
+ * 🛑 Only rows carrying BOTH a code and a distinct name can bridge: **23**
+ * of 759 glossary entries. The remaining 736 are name-only and already
+ * searchable by name, so they need no alias — that is the measured scope, not
+ * a shortfall.
+ *
+ * 🛑 In SOURCE rather than read from Firestore because `buildProductSearchTxt`
+ * is synchronous and runs on every product write; and `searchTxt` must be
+ * deterministic for the same input, or the app and
+ * `backfill-search-txt.mjs` emit different tokens for one product
+ * (audit-search-parity's own stated failure mode).
+ *
+ * 🛑 It shares the 600-token cap with D0's generated misspelling variants, and
+ * that cap TRUNCATES SILENTLY. Measured headroom at generation time: the worst
+ * live product carried 199 tokens, so 401 spare. Re-measure before adding a
+ * third token source.
+ */
+const CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP = "Performance Tip";
+const CLS_SPIN_TRACK = "Spin Track";
+export const PART_ALIASES = [
+    { code: "A230", name: "Armor 230", classification: CLS_SPIN_TRACK },
+    { code: "CS", name: "Coat Sharp", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "ED145", name: "Eternal Defense 145", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "ES", name: "Eternal Sharp", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "EWD", name: "Eternal Wide Defense", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "F", name: "Flat", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "F:D", name: "Final Drive", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "FB", name: "Flat Ball", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "JSB", name: "Jog Sharp Ball", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "MB", name: "Metal Ball", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "MS", name: "Metal Sharp", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "Q", name: "Quake", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "RB", name: "Rubber Ball", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "RF", name: "Rubber Flat", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "RS", name: "Rubber Sharp", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "RSF", name: "Rubber Semi Flat", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "SD", name: "Semi-Defense", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "SF", name: "Semi-Flat", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "SWD", name: "Sharp Wide Defense", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "WB", name: "Wide Ball", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "WF", name: "Wide Flat", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "X:D", name: "X:Drive", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+    { code: "XF", name: "Extreme Flat", classification: CLS_PERFORMANCE_TIP },
+];
+/**
+ * Tokens to add for one piece of text — the COUNTERPART of anything matched.
+ *
+ * A listing titled "Storm Pegasus 105RF" gets "rubber flat"; one titled
+ * "… Rubber Flat" gets "rf". Nothing is added when neither appears, so an
+ * unrelated product pays no tokens at all.
+ *
+ * 🛑 Word-boundary matched on the CODE. A bare `substring` test puts "quake"
+ * on every product containing a letter Q — codes here are 1–5 characters, so
+ * an unanchored match is worse than no match.
+ */
+export function partAliasTokens(text) {
+    if (!text)
+        return [];
+    const words = text.toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, " ").split(" ").filter(Boolean);
+    const hay = ` ${words.join(" ")} `;
+    const out = [];
+    for (const { code, name } of PART_ALIASES) {
+        const c = code.toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, "");
+        const n = name.toLowerCase().replace(/[^a-z0-9]+/g, " ").trim();
+        if (!c || !n)
+            continue;
+        /*
+         * 🛑 A CODE IS WRITTEN SUFFIXED TO ITS HEIGHT, which a word-boundary match
+         * misses entirely: real titles say "Storm Pegasus 105RF" and "Dran Sword
+         * 3-60F", never " RF ". So a digit-prefixed suffix counts as a match.
+         */
+        const suffixed = words.some((w) => {
+            /*
+             * 🛑 The code must be the WHOLE alphabetic suffix, not any suffix.
+             * "105rf".endsWith("f") is true, so a plain endsWith aliased every
+             * Rubber Flat listing to "flat" as well — a wrong second tip on a
+             * correct match, which is the kind of noise that makes a search feature
+             * read as broken rather than absent.
+             */
+            const m = /^([0-9][0-9-]*)([a-z]+)$/.exec(w);
+            return !!m && m[2] === c;
+        });
+        /*
+         * 🛑 A BARE code only counts at 2+ characters. "Dranzer F" is a MODEL
+         * name — F there is not the Flat tip — and single letters are common in
+         * model names, so a 1-character bare match would alias a large part of the
+         * catalogue to a tip it does not have. The digit-prefixed form above still
+         * catches "105F", which is where a 1-character code actually appears.
+         */
+        const bare = c.length >= 2 && hay.includes(` ${c} `);
+        if (suffixed || bare)
+            out.push(n);
+        if (hay.includes(` ${n} `))
+            out.push(c);
+    }
+    return [...new Set(out)];
+}

package/dist/constants/api-endpoints.d.ts

@@ -303,10 +303,6 @@ export declare const COLLECTION_ENDPOINTS: {
 export declare const CONSULTATION_ENDPOINTS: {
     readonly LIST: "/api/consultations";
 };
-export declare const COPILOT_ENDPOINTS: {
-    readonly CHAT: "/api/copilot/chat";
-    readonly HISTORY: "/api/copilot/history";
-};
 export declare const CORPORATE_ENDPOINTS: {
     readonly INQUIRIES: "/api/corporate-inquiries";
 };
@@ -425,6 +421,12 @@ export declare const SELLER_ENDPOINTS: {
     readonly FEATURE_BY_ID: (id: string) => string;
     readonly PRODUCTS_BULK_LOCATION: "/api/store/products/bulk-location";
     readonly PRODUCTS_BULK_STOCK: "/api/store/products/bulk-stock";
+    /**
+     * D13 — assemble / part out. GET returns what the drawer needs (the model's
+     * composition and the seller's part listings); POST performs the transaction.
+     * One path for both because they are two sides of one operation.
+     */
+    readonly PRODUCT_ASSEMBLE: (id: string) => string;
     readonly ORDERS_BULK_LOCATION: "/api/store/orders/bulk-location";
     readonly GROUPED_LISTINGS: "/api/store/grouped-listings";
     readonly GROUPED_LISTING_BY_ID: (id: string) => string;
@@ -788,10 +790,6 @@ export declare const API_ENDPOINTS: {
     readonly CONSULTATION: {
         readonly LIST: "/api/consultations";
     };
-    readonly COPILOT: {
-        readonly CHAT: "/api/copilot/chat";
-        readonly HISTORY: "/api/copilot/history";
-    };
     readonly CORPORATE: {
         readonly INQUIRIES: "/api/corporate-inquiries";
     };
@@ -907,6 +905,12 @@ export declare const API_ENDPOINTS: {
         readonly FEATURE_BY_ID: (id: string) => string;
         readonly PRODUCTS_BULK_LOCATION: "/api/store/products/bulk-location";
         readonly PRODUCTS_BULK_STOCK: "/api/store/products/bulk-stock";
+        /**
+         * D13 — assemble / part out. GET returns what the drawer needs (the model's
+         * composition and the seller's part listings); POST performs the transaction.
+         * One path for both because they are two sides of one operation.
+         */
+        readonly PRODUCT_ASSEMBLE: (id: string) => string;
         readonly ORDERS_BULK_LOCATION: "/api/store/orders/bulk-location";
         readonly GROUPED_LISTINGS: "/api/store/grouped-listings";
         readonly GROUPED_LISTING_BY_ID: (id: string) => string;
@@ -1272,10 +1276,6 @@ export declare const API_ROUTES: {
     readonly CONSULTATION: {
         readonly LIST: "/api/consultations";
     };
-    readonly COPILOT: {
-        readonly CHAT: "/api/copilot/chat";
-        readonly HISTORY: "/api/copilot/history";
-    };
     readonly CORPORATE: {
         readonly INQUIRIES: "/api/corporate-inquiries";
     };
@@ -1391,6 +1391,12 @@ export declare const API_ROUTES: {
         readonly FEATURE_BY_ID: (id: string) => string;
         readonly PRODUCTS_BULK_LOCATION: "/api/store/products/bulk-location";
         readonly PRODUCTS_BULK_STOCK: "/api/store/products/bulk-stock";
+        /**
+         * D13 — assemble / part out. GET returns what the drawer needs (the model's
+         * composition and the seller's part listings); POST performs the transaction.
+         * One path for both because they are two sides of one operation.
+         */
+        readonly PRODUCT_ASSEMBLE: (id: string) => string;
         readonly ORDERS_BULK_LOCATION: "/api/store/orders/bulk-location";
         readonly GROUPED_LISTINGS: "/api/store/grouped-listings";
         readonly GROUPED_LISTING_BY_ID: (id: string) => string;

package/dist/constants/api-endpoints.js

@@ -363,13 +363,6 @@ export const CONSULTATION_ENDPOINTS = {
     LIST: "/api/consultations",
 };
 // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-// Copilot
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-export const COPILOT_ENDPOINTS = {
-    CHAT: "/api/copilot/chat",
-    HISTORY: "/api/copilot/history",
-};
-// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 // Corporate
 // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 export const CORPORATE_ENDPOINTS = {
@@ -549,6 +542,12 @@ export const SELLER_ENDPOINTS = {
     FEATURE_BY_ID: (id) => `/api/store/features/${id}`,
     PRODUCTS_BULK_LOCATION: "/api/store/products/bulk-location",
     PRODUCTS_BULK_STOCK: "/api/store/products/bulk-stock",
+    /**
+     * D13 — assemble / part out. GET returns what the drawer needs (the model's
+     * composition and the seller's part listings); POST performs the transaction.
+     * One path for both because they are two sides of one operation.
+     */
+    PRODUCT_ASSEMBLE: (id) => `/api/store/products/${id}/assemble`,
     ORDERS_BULK_LOCATION: "/api/store/orders/bulk-location",
     GROUPED_LISTINGS: "/api/store/grouped-listings",
     GROUPED_LISTING_BY_ID: (id) => `/api/store/grouped-listings/${id}`,
@@ -678,7 +677,6 @@ export const API_ENDPOINTS = {
     PAYMENT: PAYMENT_ENDPOINTS,
     COLLECTIONS: COLLECTION_ENDPOINTS,
     CONSULTATION: CONSULTATION_ENDPOINTS,
-    COPILOT: COPILOT_ENDPOINTS,
     CORPORATE: CORPORATE_ENDPOINTS,
     CONTACT: CONTACT_ENDPOINTS,
     ADS: AD_ENDPOINTS,

package/dist/constants/field-names.d.ts

@@ -90,7 +90,6 @@ export declare const PRODUCT_FIELDS: {
     readonly SEO_TITLE: "seoTitle";
     readonly SEO_DESCRIPTION: "seoDescription";
     readonly SEO_KEYWORDS: "seoKeywords";
-    readonly VIEW_COUNT: "viewCount";
     readonly PRIZE_REVEAL_STATUS: "prizeRevealStatus";
     readonly PRIZE_REVEAL_WINDOW_START: "prizeRevealWindowStart";
     readonly PRIZE_REVEAL_WINDOW_END: "prizeRevealWindowEnd";
@@ -523,7 +522,6 @@ export declare const CATEGORY_FIELDS: {
     readonly BUNDLE_QUERY_RESOLVED_AT: "bundleQueryResolvedAt";
     readonly BUNDLE_ORIGINAL_TOTAL: "bundleOriginalTotal";
     readonly DISPLAY: "display";
-    readonly VIEW_COUNT: "viewCount";
     readonly CREATED_AT: "createdAt";
     readonly UPDATED_AT: "updatedAt";
     readonly CATEGORY_TYPE_VALUES: {

package/dist/constants/field-names.js

@@ -98,7 +98,6 @@ export const PRODUCT_FIELDS = {
     SEO_TITLE: "seoTitle",
     SEO_DESCRIPTION: "seoDescription",
     SEO_KEYWORDS: "seoKeywords",
-    VIEW_COUNT: "viewCount",
     // Prize draw fields (SB4)
     PRIZE_REVEAL_STATUS: "prizeRevealStatus",
     PRIZE_REVEAL_WINDOW_START: "prizeRevealWindowStart",
@@ -598,7 +597,6 @@ export const CATEGORY_FIELDS = {
     BUNDLE_QUERY_RESOLVED_AT: "bundleQueryResolvedAt",
     BUNDLE_ORIGINAL_TOTAL: "bundleOriginalTotal",
     DISPLAY: "display",
-    VIEW_COUNT: "viewCount",
     CREATED_AT: "createdAt",
     UPDATED_AT: "updatedAt",
     CATEGORY_TYPE_VALUES: {

package/dist/constants/index.d.ts

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
  *   import { COLLECTION_CACHE_PATHS } from "@mohasinac/appkit/constants";
  *   import { resolveEndpoint } from "@mohasinac/appkit/constants";
  */
-export { API_ENDPOINTS, API_ROUTES, LOGS_ENDPOINTS, AUTH_ENDPOINTS, ACCOUNT_ENDPOINTS, NOTIFICATIONS_ENDPOINTS, SITE_SETTINGS_ENDPOINTS, ADMIN_ENDPOINTS, AUCTION_ENDPOINTS, BID_ENDPOINTS, CART_ENDPOINTS, CATEGORY_ENDPOINTS, CHECKOUT_ENDPOINTS, PAYMENT_ENDPOINTS, COLLECTION_ENDPOINTS, CONSULTATION_ENDPOINTS, COPILOT_ENDPOINTS, CORPORATE_ENDPOINTS, EVENT_ENDPOINTS, FAQ_ENDPOINTS, HOMEPAGE_ENDPOINTS, LOYALTY_ENDPOINTS, ANALYTICS_ENDPOINTS, MEDIA_ENDPOINTS, ORDER_ENDPOINTS, PREORDER_ENDPOINTS, PRODUCT_ENDPOINTS, PROMOTION_ENDPOINTS, REVIEW_ENDPOINTS, SEARCH_ENDPOINTS, SELLER_ENDPOINTS, BLOG_ENDPOINTS, STORE_ENDPOINTS, WISHLIST_ENDPOINTS, PROFILE_STATS_ENDPOINTS, } from "./api-endpoints";
+export { API_ENDPOINTS, API_ROUTES, LOGS_ENDPOINTS, AUTH_ENDPOINTS, ACCOUNT_ENDPOINTS, NOTIFICATIONS_ENDPOINTS, SITE_SETTINGS_ENDPOINTS, ADMIN_ENDPOINTS, AUCTION_ENDPOINTS, BID_ENDPOINTS, CART_ENDPOINTS, CATEGORY_ENDPOINTS, CHECKOUT_ENDPOINTS, PAYMENT_ENDPOINTS, COLLECTION_ENDPOINTS, CONSULTATION_ENDPOINTS, CORPORATE_ENDPOINTS, EVENT_ENDPOINTS, FAQ_ENDPOINTS, HOMEPAGE_ENDPOINTS, LOYALTY_ENDPOINTS, ANALYTICS_ENDPOINTS, MEDIA_ENDPOINTS, ORDER_ENDPOINTS, PREORDER_ENDPOINTS, PRODUCT_ENDPOINTS, PROMOTION_ENDPOINTS, REVIEW_ENDPOINTS, SEARCH_ENDPOINTS, SELLER_ENDPOINTS, BLOG_ENDPOINTS, STORE_ENDPOINTS, WISHLIST_ENDPOINTS, PROFILE_STATS_ENDPOINTS, } from "./api-endpoints";
 export { COLLECTION_CACHE_PATHS } from "./cache-invalidation";
 export { PAGE_SIZES, MAX_PAGE_SIZE, FEATURED_LIMITS, SITEMAP_LIMITS, } from "./pagination-presets";
 export type { PageSizeKey } from "./pagination-presets";

package/dist/constants/index.js

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
  *   import { COLLECTION_CACHE_PATHS } from "@mohasinac/appkit/constants";
  *   import { resolveEndpoint } from "@mohasinac/appkit/constants";
  */
-export { API_ENDPOINTS, API_ROUTES, LOGS_ENDPOINTS, AUTH_ENDPOINTS, ACCOUNT_ENDPOINTS, NOTIFICATIONS_ENDPOINTS, SITE_SETTINGS_ENDPOINTS, ADMIN_ENDPOINTS, AUCTION_ENDPOINTS, BID_ENDPOINTS, CART_ENDPOINTS, CATEGORY_ENDPOINTS, CHECKOUT_ENDPOINTS, PAYMENT_ENDPOINTS, COLLECTION_ENDPOINTS, CONSULTATION_ENDPOINTS, COPILOT_ENDPOINTS, CORPORATE_ENDPOINTS, EVENT_ENDPOINTS, FAQ_ENDPOINTS, HOMEPAGE_ENDPOINTS, LOYALTY_ENDPOINTS, ANALYTICS_ENDPOINTS, MEDIA_ENDPOINTS, ORDER_ENDPOINTS, PREORDER_ENDPOINTS, PRODUCT_ENDPOINTS, PROMOTION_ENDPOINTS, REVIEW_ENDPOINTS, SEARCH_ENDPOINTS, SELLER_ENDPOINTS, BLOG_ENDPOINTS, STORE_ENDPOINTS, WISHLIST_ENDPOINTS, PROFILE_STATS_ENDPOINTS, } from "./api-endpoints.js";
+export { API_ENDPOINTS, API_ROUTES, LOGS_ENDPOINTS, AUTH_ENDPOINTS, ACCOUNT_ENDPOINTS, NOTIFICATIONS_ENDPOINTS, SITE_SETTINGS_ENDPOINTS, ADMIN_ENDPOINTS, AUCTION_ENDPOINTS, BID_ENDPOINTS, CART_ENDPOINTS, CATEGORY_ENDPOINTS, CHECKOUT_ENDPOINTS, PAYMENT_ENDPOINTS, COLLECTION_ENDPOINTS, CONSULTATION_ENDPOINTS, CORPORATE_ENDPOINTS, EVENT_ENDPOINTS, FAQ_ENDPOINTS, HOMEPAGE_ENDPOINTS, LOYALTY_ENDPOINTS, ANALYTICS_ENDPOINTS, MEDIA_ENDPOINTS, ORDER_ENDPOINTS, PREORDER_ENDPOINTS, PRODUCT_ENDPOINTS, PROMOTION_ENDPOINTS, REVIEW_ENDPOINTS, SEARCH_ENDPOINTS, SELLER_ENDPOINTS, BLOG_ENDPOINTS, STORE_ENDPOINTS, WISHLIST_ENDPOINTS, PROFILE_STATS_ENDPOINTS, } from "./api-endpoints.js";
 export { COLLECTION_CACHE_PATHS } from "./cache-invalidation.js";
 export { PAGE_SIZES, MAX_PAGE_SIZE, FEATURED_LIMITS, SITEMAP_LIMITS, } from "./pagination-presets.js";
 export { NOTIFICATION_TYPES, NOTIFICATION_TYPE_TABS, } from "./notification-types.js";

package/dist/core/index.d.ts

@@ -16,9 +16,6 @@ export { CacheManager, cacheManager } from "./CacheManager";
 export type { CacheOptions, CacheEntry } from "./CacheManager";
 export { SITE_CONFIG, createSiteConfig, resolveSiteConfig, } from "./site-config";
 export type { RuntimeSiteConfig } from "./site-config";
-export { CopilotLogRepository, copilotLogRepository, } from "./copilot-log.repository";
-export type { CopilotFeedback, CopilotLogDocument, CopilotLogCreateInput, } from "./copilot-log.repository";
-export { COPILOT_LOGS_COLLECTION, COPILOT_LOGS_INDEXED_FIELDS, copilotLogQueryHelpers, } from "./copilot-log.repository";
 export { useSiteSettings } from "./hooks/useSiteSettings";
 export { NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBER_FIELDS, NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBERS_COLLECTION, NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBER_INDEXED_FIELDS, newsletterRepository, } from "./newsletter.repository";
 export type { NewsletterSubscriberDocument, NewsletterSubscriberCreateInput, NewsletterSubscriberUpdateInput, } from "./newsletter.repository";

package/dist/core/index.js

@@ -10,8 +10,6 @@ export { StorageManager, storageManager } from "./StorageManager.js";
 export { EventBus, eventBus } from "./EventBus.js";
 export { CacheManager, cacheManager } from "./CacheManager.js";
 export { SITE_CONFIG, createSiteConfig, resolveSiteConfig, } from "./site-config.js";
-export { CopilotLogRepository, copilotLogRepository, } from "./copilot-log.repository.js";
-export { COPILOT_LOGS_COLLECTION, COPILOT_LOGS_INDEXED_FIELDS, copilotLogQueryHelpers, } from "./copilot-log.repository.js";
 export { useSiteSettings } from "./hooks/useSiteSettings.js";
 export { NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBER_FIELDS, NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBERS_COLLECTION, NEWSLETTER_SUBSCRIBER_INDEXED_FIELDS, newsletterRepository, } from "./newsletter.repository.js";
 export { CONTACT_SUBMISSIONS_COLLECTION, contactSubmissionsRepository, } from "./contact-submissions.repository.js";

package/dist/errors/messages.d.ts

@@ -432,13 +432,6 @@ export declare const ERROR_MESSAGES: {
         readonly EXPIRED: "This offer has expired and can no longer be acted on.";
         readonly PRODUCT_UNAVAILABLE: "This product is no longer available at the agreed price. Contact support.";
     };
-    readonly COPILOT: {
-        readonly GENERATION_FAILED: "Failed to generate AI response";
-        readonly MODEL_UNAVAILABLE: "AI model is temporarily unavailable";
-        readonly PROMPT_TOO_LONG: "Prompt exceeds the maximum allowed length";
-        readonly HISTORY_FAILED: "Failed to load conversation history";
-        readonly FEEDBACK_FAILED: "Failed to save feedback";
-    };
     readonly CHAT: {
         readonly FETCH_FAILED: "Failed to load chat";
         readonly SEND_FAILED: "Failed to send message";

package/dist/errors/messages.js

@@ -461,14 +461,6 @@ export const ERROR_MESSAGES = {
         EXPIRED: "This offer has expired and can no longer be acted on.",
         PRODUCT_UNAVAILABLE: "This product is no longer available at the agreed price. Contact support.",
     },
-    // AI Copilot errors
-    COPILOT: {
-        GENERATION_FAILED: "Failed to generate AI response",
-        MODEL_UNAVAILABLE: "AI model is temporarily unavailable",
-        PROMPT_TOO_LONG: "Prompt exceeds the maximum allowed length",
-        HISTORY_FAILED: "Failed to load conversation history",
-        FEEDBACK_FAILED: "Failed to save feedback",
-    },
     // Chat errors
     CHAT: {
         FETCH_FAILED: "Failed to load chat",