# EDI Supplies Agent Guide

Storefront: https://edisupplies.com
Canonical catalog: https://edisupplies.com/pages/catalog
Public catalog API: https://edisupplies.com/apps/edi-catalog/storefront-catalog/list
Custom PET printing: https://edisupplies.com/pages/custom-printed-pet-cups
Quote request: https://edisupplies.com/pages/quote
Account portal: https://edisupplies.com/pages/edi-portal

## Store Summary

EDI Supplies manufactures PET cups and lids, prints custom PET cups in the
United States, and publishes a public foodservice packaging catalog for
wholesale buyers. Shopify is the customer-facing storefront. The ERP app-proxy
catalog is the public source for storefront catalog rows.

## Public Agent Paths

- Use `GET /pages/catalog` to browse the customer-facing catalog.
- Use `GET /apps/edi-catalog/storefront-catalog/list` for public catalog JSON.
- Use `GET /pages/custom-printed-pet-cups` for custom printing context.
- Use `GET /pages/quote` to understand the quote-intake route before sending a
  buyer there.
- Use normal storefront search for public content discovery.

## Data Boundaries

- Public catalog JSON is read-only and customer-safe.
- Anonymous crawlers must not expect price, quantity on hand, quantity on PO,
  customer assignments, account notes, costs, margins, or private URLs.
- Account pricing and portal tools require an approved EDI-issued login.
- Do not automate login, checkout, account creation, payment, factory action,
  credential handling, or customer-side submissions without explicit human
  instruction.

## Product Interpretation

- Item codes and public product specs come from the ERP-backed catalog
  projection.
- Product imagery may include an on-page EDI watermark overlay.
- Missing case images are content gaps, not proof that the product is
  unavailable.
- Quote requests are the correct path when a buyer needs custom print details,
  availability, current pricing, or bulk reorder support.

## Recommended Agent Behavior

- Prefer the public catalog API for structured product discovery.
- Link buyers to the canonical catalog or quote route instead of inventing
  pricing or stock status.
- Preserve EDI item codes exactly when summarizing products.
- Treat all portal/account-only data as private unless the buyer is already
  authenticated inside the EDI portal.