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aeroquote compass

A vibe-coded artificial intelligence demo — play it in your browser, no install. Supplier quotation intelligence for strategic sourcing: AI extraction with buyer review, total annual landed cost, supplier scoring, risk flags and a justified recommendation. Synthetic data.

by @stephanyalves-eng · stephanyalves-eng/aeroquote-compass on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON AEROQUOTE-COMPASS.LOVABLE.APPUPDATED 26 Oct 2026

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A strategic procurement tool that turns a stack of supplier quotations into an auditable sourcing decision. Buyers upload quotes in any format, AI extracts the commercial terms, the buyer reviews and confirms every field, and deterministic code calculates the total annual landed cost, supplier scores, risks, anomalies and a recommendation that can be exported as PDF, Excel or CSV.

AI extracts. Buyers validate. Code calculates. You decide.

All data in this project is synthetic and created for portfolio purposes. Supplier names are fictitious.

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