Food Logistics

Self-contained food logistics demonstrations with a local multi-vehicle optimizer with an earliest-overall-return objective, explicit shared-service capacity, independent validator, saved state, source-bound message understanding, typed group/reference selectors, independently checked partial updates, persisted clarification questions, typed tool proposals, per-question answer tracking, backend-enforced action permissions, durable action checkpoints and PDF/Excel/HTML reports. Customers review readable tables and reply naturally; temporary alternatives do not edit their saved job. Google-only routing rechecks each leg at its scheduled departure; it requires supported Google credentials and a shared spending ledger and is not enabled by uploading alone. This configuration checks customer facility names and complete US addresses with Google Places, supports demonstration vans and prohibits operational dispatch. Maps links retain stop order but may select different roads and times. Cost modeling supports supplied fixed and per-kilometre rates only. Incoming spreadsheets must use the shipment template. Unsupported requirements stay blocked; global optimality and real arrival times are not guaranteed. Planning and state require no outside logistics backend.