product-data-import

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Generate a formatted FF&E specification schedule from raw product data — notes, CSV, or pasted lists. Outputs a structured schedule compatible with the 33-column master schema.

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# /product-data-import — Product Data Importer Takes raw, unstructured product data and formats it into a proper FF&E specification schedule. Input can be notes, a CSV, a pasted spreadsheet, or a conversation. Output is a formatted schedule as markdown, CSV, or written to a Google Sheet — using the same 33-column schema as `/product-research`, `/product-spec-bulk-fetch`, and other product skills. ## When to Use - Designer has a list of products in notes or conversation and needs it formatted for a deliverable - A rough product list needs to become a spec-ready schedule with item numbers, quantities, and extended pricing - Products from multiple sources need to be consolidated into one formatted schedule - An existing schedule needs to be reformatted to match the standard schema ## Step 1: Accept Input The designer provides product data in any format: **Raw notes:** ``` 3x Eames Lounge Chair, Herman Miller, walnut/black leather, $5,695 each 2x Nelson Platform Bench 48", Herman Miller, natural maple, $2,195 1x Noguchi Coffee Table, Herman Miller, walnut/glass, $2,095 Pendant light for above the table - something by Flos, budget $800-1200 ``` **Pasted spreadsheet or CSV:** ``` Product, Brand, Qty, Price Eames Lounge Chair, Herman Miller, 3, $5695 Nelson Bench 48, Herman Miller, 2, $2195 ``` **A file path:** ``` /product-data-import ~/Documents/project/product-list.csv ``` **Conversational:** ``` "We need 8 task chairs — Steelcase Leap V2, black, about $1,200 each. Also...

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AlpacaLabsLLC
Repository
AlpacaLabsLLC/skills-for-architects
Created
3 months ago
Last Updated
3 weeks ago
Language
HTML
License
MIT

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