PUBLIC CODE PACKAGE
DealerOS AI — Source & README
A working fixed-operations pilot foundation built with dealership expertise, OpenAI Codex and GPT-5.6.PROJECT OVERVIEW
AI-native dealership operations
DealerOS AI connects repair orders, technician inspections, media, advisor review, estimates, customer decisions and declined-service recovery. It is positioned as a controlled fixed-operations pilot—not as a finished replacement for every commercial DMS.
CURRENT PILOT WORKFLOW
From repair order to customer decision
- An authenticated dealership employee creates or imports a repair order.
- DealerOS links the customer, vehicle and rooftop records.
- A technician records inspection findings, measurements and media.
- An advisor reviews findings and prepares an estimate.
- A secure, expiring link collects itemized customer decisions and signature.
- Approvals, declines, timestamps and follow-up records return to the RO and audit trail.
REQUIRED AI DISCLOSURE
How Codex and GPT-5.6 were used
Lucas Stewart supplied the automotive-retail expertise, product vision, real dealership workflows, safety rules and acceptance decisions.
OpenAI Codex powered by GPT-5.6 helped inspect and extend the codebase; design the TypeScript architecture and relational data model; implement APIs, permissions and persistent workflows; generate migrations and tests; diagnose broken interactions; document the system; and validate production deployments.
TECHNOLOGY
Modern, type-safe foundation
- React 19 and TypeScript
- Next.js-compatible Vinext application
- Cloudflare Worker runtime
- D1 relational database with Drizzle migrations
- R2-ready secure media storage
- Sites-owned authentication and deployment
KNOWN LIMITATIONS
External integrations require authorization
Live CDK, Reynolds, Tekion, Xtime, OEM, labor-guide, parts-catalog, texting, payment, lender and accounting integrations require commercial agreements, credentials and vendor-specific validation. The public demonstration contains fictional data only.