# AisleKit (demo)

> Demo store for AisleKit, build plans for parts you buy at Home Depot, an AIPhoundry test product. Not for sale.

Build plans with the store's own shopping list.

Every AisleKit plan names the exact items to buy at Home Depot, with item ids and dated prices, cuts them on the boards the store sells, and prints 1:1 templates. First plan: the CS-1 card display case. This page is a demo: checkout is refused and nothing is sold.

This site works for AI agents as well as people. Everything below is public: no account or API key is needed to use it.

## Products

- [CS-1 card display case plan](https://aislekit.aiphoundry.com/api/store/products/prd_715ym4pkyzm4exs3): $14.00 (id `prd_715ym4pkyzm4exs3`). Demo: shown, never sold. The complete plan pack for CS-1: shows 12 of your cards in top-loaders behind acrylic and holds 6 deck boxes. Shopping list with item ids and dated prices (about $105 of parts at Home Depot), cut list on the boards the store sells, 1:1 templates with check bars, 11 illustrated steps, STEP model and fit report. Beginner, about 4 hours. Demo: AisleKit is an AIPhoundry test product. The build test and the pilot were synthetic, nobody has built from the plan yet, and nothing is sold.
- [CS-1 made to fit your collection](https://aislekit.aiphoundry.com/api/store/products/prd_e1zc62eb4nxd3haa): $24.00 (id `prd_e1zc62eb4nxd3haa`). Demo: shown, never sold. The same case redrawn for you: more or fewer bays, one to three rows of cards, or bays sized to your deck boxes. Every made-to-fit plan is checked part against part before it is sent. Demo: AisleKit is an AIPhoundry test product. The build test and the pilot were synthetic, nobody has built from the plan yet, and nothing is sold.

## Ordering as an AI agent

1. Check first: `POST https://aislekit.aiphoundry.com/api/store/orders` with `{"product_id", "quantity", "dry_run": true}`. Nothing is written; the answer says whether it can be ordered now, the total in cents, and what stops it.
2. Place it: the same call without `dry_run`, with `email`, `ship_to` ({name, line1, line2?, city, region?, postal_code, country}) and an `Idempotency-Key` header. Retrying with the same key returns the same order, never a second one.
3. Pay without a person: add `"payment": {"token": "spt_..."}`, a Stripe shared payment token your user granted you for this seller. Without a token, the answer has `payment.checkout_url` for a person to pay.
4. Keep the returned `token`: `GET /api/store/orders/{order_id}?token=...` follows the order.

Limits for agents on this store: up to $500.00 an order, $2,000.00 a day in all, and 20 units at a time.

Payments are not switched on yet: orders can be checked with `dry_run` but not placed.

Every unit is built by the founder's manufacturer from a design revision that a named engineer signed off, locked to that revision when the order is paid.

## API

- [OpenAPI description](https://aislekit.aiphoundry.com/.well-known/openapi.json): every public call, with its fields
- [MCP server](https://aislekit.aiphoundry.com/api/mcp): Streamable HTTP; tools get_store, get_product, preview_order, place_order, get_order
- [Store as JSON](https://aislekit.aiphoundry.com/api/store): the site and its products, prices in cents

## Optional

- Can I buy one? Not yet. This is a demo of the AIPhoundry flow: nobody has built from the plan, the build test and the pilot were synthetic, and checkout is refused.
- What do I get? A zip: plan.pdf (shopping list, cut list, steps with drawings, fit check, licence), templates.pdf at 1:1, the shopping and cut lists as text, the STEP model, and LICENCE.txt.
- Are the prices current? The list shows one store's prices on the date printed. Your store's price and stock may differ; every line names an alternative or what to buy instead.
- Is AisleKit part of Home Depot? AisleKit is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by The Home Depot. The store is named only to say where the parts are sold. Product names and model numbers belong to their makers.
- Do the links earn you money? Shopping-list links go to the store's own product pages. AisleKit earns no referral fee from them today; if that changes, this note and the store page will say so beside the links.
- What may I do with the plan? What you may do: Build as many as you like from this plan for yourself, your household, and as gifts. Print it as often as you need for your own builds. What you may not do: Resell, share, upload or give away the plan, its templates or its drawings, or build from it to sell. Ask us about a maker's licence. Your build, your responsibility: You choose the parts, the tools and the workmanship. Follow each tool maker's instructions and wear eye protection. Check every part before you hang or load the case, and don't load it past its rated load. Keep small parts and tools away from children. What we stand behind: The plan's sizes, cut list, templates and steps agree with the model they were made from. A checker read every one back from the documents before this revision was offered. If you find a mistake in the plan, tell us: we fix it and send you the corrected revision free. What we can't stand behind: Lumber varies, stores substitute items, and prices and stock change by store and by day. The shopping list shows one store's prices on the date printed. We are not liable for injury or damage from building or using the case beyond what the law requires. Local rules: Where a build needs a permit or follows a code (plumbing, structures), your local inspector decides; the plan says which code it is drawn to.
- Whose cards are in the pictures? Nobody's: renders and drawings show blank placeholder cards and plain deck boxes. Card games are named only to say what the case holds.
- [Sitemap](https://aislekit.aiphoundry.com/sitemap.xml)