feat: add specialty-retail plugin for floorplan-financed SMB dealers#233
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Adds the specialty-retail plugin alongside small-business. Covers the operational workflows specific to dealers that carry inventory on a third-party floorplan (Wells Fargo CDF, Synchrony, BoA Dealer Finance) and recognize revenue at delivery rather than at sale. Four skills: - floorplan-accounting: reconcile dealer floorplan vs GL, accrue free-flooring-expiry interest, post paydowns at sale. - refurb-pnl: per-unit profit-and-loss for refurbished inventory with acquisition + labor + parts + freight tracked separately. - delivery-revenue-recognition: ASC 606-compliant deposit-to-delivery revenue recognition for large-ticket items (hot tubs, custom furniture, powersports, RV, marine). Avoids the common SMB error of recognizing customer deposits as revenue. - vendor-pricing-sync: monthly OEM portal pull (Watkins, Sundance, Bullfrog, Polaris, Sea-Doo, Honda Marine, Ashley HomeStore, etc.) with diff + approval + archive. Pairs with small-business — doesn't replace it. small-business covers the generic close/cash/AR/AP/margin flows; specialty-retail adds the dealer-specific layer those flows can't see. Authored by East Texas Hot Tub Company, a hot-tub-and-spa dealer running on Claude as their AI bookkeeper. Apache 2.0.
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What this adds
A new
specialty-retailplugin alongsidesmall-business. Targets a category the existing plugins don't fully cover: SMB retailers carrying inventory on a third-party floorplan, with deposit-at-sale / recognize-at-delivery revenue mechanics.This is the playbook for hot tub / spa dealers, pool builders, furniture stores, powersports, RV, marine, appliance retailers — the verticals where the unit sits on a lender's balance sheet until you sell it, where deposits arrive weeks before delivery, and where refurbished trade-in inventory has its own cost structure.
The existing
small-businessplugin's genericmonth-end-prepdoesn't know how to reconcile a Wells Fargo CDF statement. It treats a customer deposit as revenue. It can't tell the difference between a new $14K Grandee and a refurbished $9K Grandee with $2K of labor in it.This plugin fills that gap.
Skills
floorplan-accountingrefurb-pnldelivery-revenue-recognitionvendor-pricing-syncNo commands yet — each skill is one-shot enough that a multi-step command wrapper isn't needed. Open to adding commands if reviewers think it helps discovery.
Pairs with
small-businessThis plugin is additive. Use
small-businessfor the generic close/cash/AR/margin/1099 flows; addspecialty-retailfor the dealer-specific layer that those generic flows can't handle.Background
Authored by East Texas Hot Tub Company, a hot-tub-and-spa dealer running on Claude as their AI bookkeeper. These workflows came out of building our own ledger on Supabase + Plaid + Stripe and noticing that none of the off-the-shelf SMB accounting layers (including Cowork's
small-business) handled the floorplan + ASC 606 + refurb + OEM-pricing pieces.Released under Apache 2.0 to match the rest of the repo.
Status
Opening as a draft to invite feedback on:
vendor-pricing-syncship as its own plugin since the pattern generalizes beyond dealer ops?/close-dealer-monththat chains these) are wanted.Happy to revise based on review.
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