Filtering by product and status on order lines was only half the job — the date
lived one hop away, on the order. classic-models-api now denormalises
requireddate and order_status onto the line itself, so this is one MCP call per
status rather than one per order.
Additive only: this is not the committed-quantity deduction that turned out to
be wrong, since stock is already net of it. It just says what open orders
expect and by when.
A straight chain of ten nodes rather than two branches joining on Answer —
whether n8n waits for both inputs before running a fan-in node isn't something
to bet correctness on without watching it execute.
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Its Keycloak client, audience scope, client-secret key, workflow names and file
names, and the A2A card. Kafka moved first, under its own account and consumer
group.
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Stéphane Tailland