Project Foundry
Evidence-Backed Supplier Order Status
Answers where a part or PO stands with the latest source, conflicts, and next decision attached.
03 · Ask Project Foundry
Command Center
Every answer carries its source and freshness
01 · The problem
A simple status question starts another investigation.
The order system has one date, the buyer remembers another, and the supplier's latest message may say something different.
Answering production requires searching the order, inbox, shipment information, and recent follow-up history.
Even after the search, the person answering has to explain how trustworthy the result is.
02 · How it works
A focused skill with a clear job and a clear stopping point.
Project Foundry does not receive a vague instruction to automate the department. This workflow defines how the work starts, which evidence it must use, what it may do, and when a person must decide.
Step 01
Resolve the question
Identify the supplier, PO, line, part, work order, or other entity the person is asking about.
Step 02
Retrieve the latest facts
Collect the current order record, supplier commitment, acknowledgment state, shipment or receipt facts, and last meaningful contact.
Step 03
Preserve conflicts
Show when two sources disagree and explain their age and authority instead of choosing a convenient answer.
Step 04
Answer for the decision
Return a brief status, an honest caveat, the source trail, and the next action or decision.
03 · What it connects to
The skill is only as useful as the evidence it can reach.
Each connection has a specific purpose. Project Foundry preserves the source and its age instead of turning a collection of systems into one unsupported answer.
ERP or open-order source
The latest system-of-record status and source age
Supplier inbox
The latest commitment, shipment notice, and unanswered question
Project Foundry evidence ledger
The order story, conflicts, flags, and open commitments
Command Center
Ask the question and inspect the cited timeline
Continue through the role pack
Each skill shares evidence with the others, but owns one repeatable job.
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