ops-f36-plant

name: ops-f36-plant description: > F-36 plant floor operations namespace. Subcommand router for machine testing, disposition, shift management, vendor review, and compliance monitoring. Designed for Paul Bevilaqua — gloved hands, standing, noisy environment. triggers: - f36 - plant floor - machine test - torque test - thermal test - ndi test - disposition - shift handoff - vendor review - assembly status provides: - ops-f36-plant composes: - batch-quality - monitor-drift-sensors - quality-audit - agent-inbox - episodic-archiver - ops-sam-gov - review-pdf - cui-marker - data-audit - sparta-review - task-monitor persona: paul_bevilaqua streamdeck: buttons_manifest: buttons.yaml icons_dir: icons/

F-36 Plant Floor Operations

Namespace skill for Paul Bevilaqua's plant floor workflow. Every pi f36 <subcommand> routes through this skill's run.sh.

Subcommands

Machine Testing (left-to-right workflow)

pi f36 test torque --part-id <id>      # Torque test sequence
pi f36 test thermal --part-id <id>     # Thermal cycling test
pi f36 test ndi --part-id <id>         # Non-destructive inspection
pi f36 test inspect --part-id <id>     # Visual inspection checklist

Disposition

pi f36 disposition pass --part-id <id>   # Mark part as passed (green)
pi f36 disposition fail --part-id <id>   # Mark part as failed (red)
pi f36 escalate --part-id <id> --notify-qa  # Escalate to QA supervisor

Documentation

pi f36 capture-photo --part-id <id>              # Photo documentation
pi f36 capture-photo --type vendor-material      # Vendor material photo
pi f36 log --part-id <id>                        # Log entry for part
pi f36 scan-barcode                              # Scan part barcode
pi f36 next-part                                 # Advance to next part

Shift Operations

pi f36 shift-handoff          # End-of-shift handoff report
pi f36 shift-summary          # Shift productivity summary
pi f36 shift-log --today      # Today's shift log
pi f36 assembly-status        # Current assembly line status
pi f36 maintenance-log        # Log maintenance event

Vendor Review

pi f36 deviation-report       # Flag material spec deviation
pi f36 vendor-reject          # Reject vendor material batch

Architecture

This skill composes from existing Embry-OS skills rather than reimplementing:

HMI Design Principles (MIL-STD-1472 + 5ft-Away)

• Max 13 buttons per context (out of 32 XL slots). Empty space = breathing room.
• UNDO at [31] (bottom-right corner), every context, never moves. Gloved thumb finds it blind.
• ESCALATE at [7] (top-right), every context, never moves. Always-on emergency.
• Zone layout: top row = widgets/status, middle = actions (sparse), bottom-left = disposition.
• Voice drives workflow, deck reflects state. Paul talks to Embry via PersonaPlex.
• No page navigation. Context service pushes the right surface based on voice/barcode/workflow.
• Two interaction modes: Standing/gloved (5ft, voice + deck) and lean-in (Tauri app, deck = monitor).
• Error prevention: PASS/FAIL visually distinct (green/red), separated from test buttons
• Glove-friendly: large touch targets, no multi-press required

Stream Deck Integration

This skill's buttons.yaml is the single source of truth for all F-36 Stream Deck buttons. The streamdeck project's context service reads this file to compose button surfaces.

Contexts defined in buttons.yaml:

• machine_test — part testing workflow (barcode scan, test sequence, disposition)
• shift_ops — shift management (handoff, QA, assembly, maintenance)
• compliance — compliance monitoring dashboard (drift, SPARTA, datalake)
• vendor_review — supply chain verification (SAM.gov, specs, approve/reject)

Universal buttons (present in all contexts):

• ESCALATE at position [7] — emergency QA notification
• UNDO at position [31] — undo last action, always reachable