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Daily build note · June 26, 2026

Freight AI Pilot Readiness Sales Pack

A packaging layer over the verified Freight AI Pilot Control Tower that turns pilot-control artifacts into a buyer-ready service package: one-page offer, intake checklist, sanitized data...

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What shipped

Built a local Python CLI package named freight_ai_pilot_readiness_sales_pack with three commands:

  • sample-pack --path <workspace> seeds a self-contained compatible pilot-control/pilot-control-tower.json.
  • generate-sales-pack --path <workspace> writes all required buyer-facing sales-pack artifacts.
  • validate-sales-pack --path <workspace> checks the source contract, required outputs, disclaimers, pricing, next-step language, tracker structure, JSON export, and unsafe autonomy promises.

The build also includes README.md, BUILD_SUMMARY.md, pyproject.toml, and verify.sh.

Architecture

  • Standard-library-only Python for deterministic local execution.
  • Flat package modules: CLI dispatch, seeded source writer, generator, validator, models, and utilities.
  • No runtime dependency on the parent build path. The seeded source reproduces the parent control-tower JSON contract needed by this packaging layer.
  • Markdown for buyer-facing collateral, CSV for the handoff tracker, and JSON for machine-readable consolidation.
  • Validation is stricter than generation and includes negative verifier checks.

Trimmed scope

  • No web UI, PDF export, database, hosted deployment, live integrations, or provider calls.
  • No attempt to run a freight optimization workflow.
  • No real TMS, EDI, carrier, telematics, payment, claims, CRM, or email integration.
  • No legal, compliance, safety, or production freight operations advice.

Limitations

  • Generated language is deterministic and template-driven.
  • The validator checks known unsafe phrase patterns but is not a substitute for legal or operational review.
  • The MVP assumes the parent control-tower export already contains coherent opportunities, approval gates, and source summary fields.
  • The pricing menu is a service packaging test, not a binding quote.

Suggested next steps

  • Add optional import tests against a real parent-generated demo workspace.
  • Add a redline mode that reports exactly which generated section failed validation.
  • Add additional sales variants by buyer persona: broker, shipper transportation team, 3PL, and logistics consultant.
  • Add optional PDF rendering later if the Markdown artifacts prove useful in sales conversations.