Open the inventory editor
The workflow starts from a resettable inventory lab that behaves like a searchable record-management screen.
Apply structured price and stock changes to a browser-based inventory system while keeping every selector, field, and verification step inspectable.
The AI guide supplies a precise goal, safe target page, inputs, output contract, and verification rules. Paste that prompt into Runavelo's built-in assistant, then inspect and edit every generated command before execution.
Responsible use: adapt this pattern only for systems and data you are authorized to automate.
Each stage has a specific input, browser context, output, and verification point. Edit these commands directly when the destination system differs.
The workflow starts from a resettable inventory lab that behaves like a searchable record-management screen.
For each input row, the SKU is placed in the search field through CDP and the matching record is selected for editing.
Price and stock fields receive the values associated with the current SKU. Each field is located by a documented CSS selector.
A CDP silent click activates the save control without moving the physical pointer or obscuring another desktop task.
The page status is read and logged for the current SKU before the list loop advances to the next record.
Runavelo's runtime log connects the visible workflow line to its result. That makes missing elements, rejected updates, and unexpected page states easier to locate than a generic success message.
Yes. The included application uses spreadsheet-like objects for a deterministic demo. Replace the list with a spreadsheet read command while preserving the same browser loop.
Add an explicit branch for missing records or rejected saves, log the source identifier and response, and decide whether to continue, retry, or stop based on business risk.
The prompt targets the matching test page and states the expected evidence. A reference QYA remains available for comparison with a verified implementation.