Forms, workflows, validation rules, navigation, business objects — all rows in a database. Not source files. An agent issues INSERT/UPDATE statements; not merge requests.
A warehouse management system that deploys in days, not years. Because an AI agent configures it — not a consulting team. Built on Metadata‑Governable Architecture: a foundation legacy systems cannot retrofit.
Upload a photo of your aisles. Drop in your stock list as Excel. Describe — in your own words — what you store, how you receive, who picks. The agent extracts zones, SKUs, lot policies and team structure automatically.
The agent generates your full configuration as a draft. You review it visually — every zone, role, picking rule, validation. Approve, fork, edit, or reject. No SQL, no source code, no consultant‑in‑the‑middle.
RF terminals scan their first pallet. Pickers walk their first wave. Every change you make from this moment forward goes through the same Draft → Validate → Approve → Apply pipeline — including the ones the AI proposes itself.
Forms, workflows, validation rules, navigation, business objects — all rows in a database. Not source files. An agent issues INSERT/UPDATE statements; not merge requests.
Endpoints, objects, UI elements expose machine‑readable schemas through introspection. Agents discover new capabilities the moment they exist — no client update, no integration work.
No write goes direct to a live system. Every change passes Draft → Validate → Apply. Diff before promotion. Rollback as a structural property, not a recovery procedure.
Deletions, financial transactions, customer‑facing publishes — they cannot reach execution without an approval signal. Not a configurable option. A code path that physically does not exist.
A field script can read a field. It cannot call the database. It cannot make HTTP. The sandbox isn't a scanner looking for dangerous calls — it's an architecture that refuses to expose the APIs at all.
External governance is only as strong as its perimeter. Quark embeds governance into the primary data model. Change, validation and rollback are not enforced from outside — they are the only available vocabulary for mutation.
read the full manifesto →Today, implementing Infor or SAP eats six months of your team mapping SKUs, drawing zones and writing printer scripts. Clients consider it "included." Your margin lives in the leftover hours.
With Quark, that work takes two weeks. The remaining 5.5 months become available for the work you actually enjoy — process consulting, ERP integration, operator training, new clients.
Compliance does not relax because AI is in the loop — it tightens. Quark's approval hooks, audit logs, and reversible mutations are designed for environments where every change must be justified, attributable, and traceable.
Metadata core. The fundamental particles of warehouse operations — entities, policies, rules.
Voice layer over your WMS. The quantum of sound — listens, confirms, scans, posts back. Stays on SAP, Manhattan, Infor, Odoo. Two-week integration, not a rip-and-replace.
Binds Quark to ERP, marketplaces, carriers, EDI. The strong force between systems.
Carries every state change — receipt, ship, adjust — across modules. Pub/sub with audit.
Lightweight client for RF scanners, tablets, mobiles. Runs everywhere, weighs nothing.
Pre-composed industry templates — 3PL × Pharma, D2C × Fashion. Quarks bound by an industry.
The intelligence hidden in voice sessions. Per-operator acoustic tuning, slotting hints, fraud signals.
The onboarding agent. Carries information at the speed of light.
Reporting that passes through everything — almost weightless, never blocking.
RBAC and identity. Pauli's principle — every user is unique.
Gives meaning — the configuration field that makes other particles real.
Composite adapters — bridges between protocols, formats, eras.
A note on the name — Quark is pronounced [kwɔːk], after Gell-Mann's coinage. He took the spelling from a single line in Joyce's Finnegans Wake: "Three quarks for Muster Mark." Mark is also the name of my son. The metaphor and the family — they earn their place.
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