repairshopr-item

name	repairshopr-item
description	Manage part orders (items) in RepairShopr - track parts procurement
license	MIT
compatibility	opencode
metadata	{"audience":"technicians, parts managers, administrators","api":"GET /items"}

What I do

I manage part orders (items) in RepairShopr. Items track parts that need to be ordered, received, or are in transit. They are typically created from tickets when parts are needed. I can list items with various filters.

When to use me

Use this when:

• Tracking parts that need to be ordered for repairs
• Viewing the status of part orders (ordered, received, pending)
• Searching for specific parts by ticket number or query
• Managing parts inventory workflow

How to use

Required API base URL:

• VITE_REPAIRSHOPR_SUBDOMAIN
• VITE_REPAIRSHOPR_API_KEY

Permission: "Parts Orders - List/Search" required.

List Items (GET /items) Optional parameters:

• completed (boolean) - Filter to only completed part orders
• query (string) - Search query
• page (integer) - Page number (50 results per page)

Example call:

const result = await skill({ name: "repairshopr-item" }, {
  completed: false,
  query: "screen",
  page: 1
})

Response includes:

• items array with part order objects containing:
  • id, ticketnum, description
  • parturl - URL where part was ordered
  • status fields: ordered_on, received_on, trackingnum
  • price, quantity, product_id
  • ticket_id, user_id
  • from_location_id, destination_location_id
  • logistic_state - shipping state
  • created_at, updated_at

Important

• Items are primarily read-only via this endpoint; creation happens through tickets
• completed filter helps find items that have been received
• query performs partial matching across item fields
• No create/update/delete operations are available on the /items endpoint itself

Related skills

• repairshopr-ticket - Items are typically created from tickets when parts are needed
• repairshopr-product - For product catalog information
• repairshopr-purchase-order - For vendor purchase orders