Coordinate the plant, not just the paperwork.
The Physical world of Manufacturing, an example World shown as a galaxy.
Planning, procurement, quality and logistics each run their own systems and their own automations.
Four people, each with an agent, work on their own threads and rules outside any World; the hand-offs between them break.
Order · Plant · Machine · Inventory · Quality case · Shipment
The Physical world with its 6 core objects—Order, Plant, Machine, Inventory, Quality case and Shipment—connected by relationships.
Ordered → Scheduled → Produced → Inspected → Shipped
One representative state flow on the World's orbit: Ordered, then Scheduled, then Produced, then Inspected, then Shipped.
Planning / Procurement / Quality / Logistics Agents + Plant manager
No shipment before quality sign-off. Machine changes follow safety rules.
COMMITTED SHIPPED
Planning agent, Procurement agent, Quality agent and Logistics agent work with the Plant manager above the World. One Policy holds two Gates: Machine changes · safety and Quality sign-off first. The Logistics agent proposes, the final-transition Gate decides, the Plant manager approves, and only then the work commits to Shipped.
Departments share one operational reality
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