Scavenger

In plain words: App: Scavenger (smart shopping)

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The short version written for the Snayu team

Scavenger runs a finite buying campaign for second-hand items, tech parts or property: watching listings, qualifying and ranking candidates, negotiating, committing and receiving parcels.

Why read it: Read before working on marketplace watching, ranking or negotiation features.
  1. 1You decide disclosure, commitment, payment and every property transaction.
  2. 2Only the finite feed observation (Bazos PC titles and links) runs today.
  3. 3No unbounded scraping, spam or false identity.

Partial Finite feed observation runs behind a selector; the rest is designed.

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In this section 4 pages

Campaign Scavenger: campaign setup How a Scavenger campaign fixes the need, budget, deadline, region, criteria and autonomy level, with subject profiles for Bazaar, Technology and Property. open → Market Scavenger: watching listings How Scavenger observes a finite market snapshot, keeps the whole candidate field, filters it locally, qualifies and ranks candidates, and learns from your judgments. open → Bargain Scavenger: seller negotiation How Scavenger sends approved questions or offers to sellers within fixed limits and stops automatic messaging on refusal, silence or expiry. open → Acquisition Scavenger: purchase and delivery How Scavenger commits to approved terms, checks arriving parcels, and records acceptance, dispute, return or loss. open →
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The cheapest listing may be the wrong part; the attractive vehicle may carry unanswered questions. Scavenger keeps a finite acquisition campaign open to inspection until its evidence supports a decision, a commitment, a parcel outcome, or an honest stopping point.

Contract

scavenger revision 3 publishes scavenger.plan_campaign@1, scavenger.observe_market@2, scavenger.qualify_candidate@1, scavenger.rank_candidates@1, scavenger.negotiate@1, scavenger.commit@1, and scavenger.receive@1.

A campaign begins with its revisioned subject profile, concrete need, known inventory, budget, deadline, region, evidence standard, source policy, and autonomy ceiling. It may return a durable campaign, reviewed field, explicit preference revision, shortlist, seller thread, negotiated outcome, commitment, parcel result, or diligence packet.

Scavenger retains the campaign and the criteria, observations, evidence, rankings, judgments, preference revisions, offers, commitments, parcels, inspections, and diligence that support its decisions. ScoutWeb Fetcher separately owns the bounded acquisition/interaction receipts. The MagusYou, the Operator decides private disclosure, final commitment, payment, acceptance, dispute, and every property transaction; a campaign result cannot make those decisions on its own.

Unbounded scraping, spam, false identity or leverage, hidden criteria changes, professional certification, and unapproved commitment, payment, deposit, signature, or settlement remain outside the contract. Scavenger searches a finite market; Hunter instead adversarially challenges an already formed candidate.

Revision continuity

Revision 2 selected scavenger.observe_market@1 alongside the other six PatternWorkflow references. It remains the historical finite-market design; its meaning is not rewritten into a new custody or recovery protocol. Revision 3 keeps the application and those other references, and selects scavenger.observe_market@2 for the explicit finite feed observation request, retained whole field, deletion and recovery contract. The direct complete-seed admission is part of that successor, not evidence that plan_campaign executed.

The tracked registry and application stores have no revision-2 Scavenger implementation or executable data migration. This records that source boundary; it does not claim knowledge of private implementations. State separately records registration and native acceptance. The first observation profile does not implement qualification, ranking, bargaining, commitment, receipt or preference learning.

Open the campaign

Campaign fixes the need and permitted consequence. Market follows the whole candidate field into evidence, ranking, and correction; Bargain takes approved questions to a seller. When exact terms are ready, Acquisition follows commitment into receipt, inspection, dispute, or diligence.

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