This is a project I started a while ago and never actually finished. I dug it back up mostly to practice my "one-shot" prompting skills to see if I could force it into a working MVP state over and over again.
This is the result. It ain't exactly high-art, and the legacy database schema was a total nightmare to work with, but it's officially "functional" now.
one-prompt.inv.sys.mp4
This is just for practice. It's going straight into the archives. Don't expect production-grade code here—expect a lot of "Nuke and Pave" logic that was required just to get the database to stop crying.
- The Seeding Engine: A custom "Absolute Seed"Hierarchical routine that manages to populate a legacy MariaDB schema (that doesn't have auto-increment) with thousands of assets.
- The Fleet: It automatically generates a thousand-item inventory fleet from a list of real manufacturers so the dashboard isn't empty.
- Asset CRUD: A Quasar-based form where you can actually create and edit assets (including Health % and Cost metrics we added during the session).
- Maintenance Hub: A section that splits up the inventory by industrial sector.
- Dockerized: Containerized so it actually runs on different machines without exploding.
docker-compose down -v; docker-compose up --buildLog in with admin / admin123.
It was an interesting experiment in seeing how far you can push a prompt-based limited AI model (Gemini 3 Flash) to fix a "broken" project. It works, it's populated, and now it's getting archived. Peace out.