Replace with generic 'AI', 'AI agent', or 'AI system' throughout.
Keeps the underlying vendor implementation details off the UI.
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- Button: 'Run/Re-run Price Check' -> 'Analyze Catalog with AI'
- Add info card explaining what the analysis does, verdict meanings,
and the disclaimer to verify operating costs before running
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- GET: sets ViewBag.NextRunAvailable if last run was within 90 days;
view disables the button and shows the next eligible date
- POST: returns early with a warning if called before the 90-day window
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Shows a modal overlay with animated progress bar and batch-aware status messages
while Claude is analyzing. Progress animates in two phases: ease-out to ~85%
over the estimated duration, then a slow crawl to 99% so it never falsely
"completes" before the server responds.
- Overlay driven by CSS (hidden until .active added by JS)
- Item count passed from controller as data-item-count on the run button
- Batch count derived from item count (batches of 25) to show accurate
"Analyzing batch N of M…" messages
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Claude reviews every active catalog item against the shop's own operating costs
and returns a per-item verdict (below-cost / thin-margin / high / ok) with a
suggested price range, cost floor, and assumptions.
- New entity: CatalogPriceCheckReport (JSON blob, archived per company)
- New service: IAiCatalogPriceCheckService / AiCatalogPriceCheckService
batches items 25 at a time to stay within model context limits
- Two new controller actions: GET AiPriceCheck (view report) + POST RunAiPriceCheck
- AiPriceCheck view: summary cards (counts by verdict), color-coded item cards
with Edit Price link, assumptions detail, and loading spinner on submit
- AI Price Check button added to catalog Index header
- Migration AddCatalogPriceCheckReport applied
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Each catalog item now supports one optional image (jpg/jpeg/png/gif/webp,
max 10 MB). Uploading generates a 200x200 JPEG thumbnail automatically via
SixLabors.ImageSharp. Images are stored in Azure Blob Storage under a new
catalogimages container, keyed by {companyId}/catalog/{itemId}/.
- CatalogItem entity: ImagePath + ThumbnailPath (nullable string fields)
- Migration: AddCatalogItemImages applied
- ICatalogImageService / CatalogImageService: upload, thumbnail generation,
delete; old blobs replaced atomically on re-upload
- CatalogItemsController: Create/Edit accept optional IFormFile image;
Image(id, thumbnail) action serves blobs with [Authorize] so wizard users
can load thumbnails without CanManageProducts policy
- Catalog index (_CategoryNode): 40x40 thumbnail (or placeholder icon)
left of each item name
- Details view: image card in right column with click-to-full-size link
- Create/Edit views: file picker with live preview; Edit shows current
thumbnail with Remove checkbox
- Wizard (item-wizard.js): thumbnails in product list with hover preview
that follows the cursor (showCatalogPreview / moveCatalogPreview);
fixed Bootstrap d-flex !important bug that broke the filter box by
moving flex layout to an inner wrapper div
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