Valvev1.0.0

A process engineer uses the CLI to record candidate valves with their flow coefficients, pressure ratings, and material specs, then searches and exports the shortlist for a procurement package. The JSONL data directory keeps project records portable across machines.

A plant maintenance technician logs each serviced valve, lists the current register, and removes decommissioned units by index before exporting the updated asset list for compliance reporting.

A valve distributor maintains a product catalog as JSONL entries, uses search to find valves by size or type, and exports filtered lists to share with customers or update an e-commerce feed.

Engineering students or trainees practice valve sizing calculations, add their selections to a local dataset, and run stats to review how choices vary across team members.

An industrial contractor shortlists valves for a construction bid, tags configurations in the local store, and exports the dataset to merge with pricing spreadsheets before submission.

Distribute the base sizing and selection CLI for free to build adoption, while monetizing a premium extension that bundles manufacturer datasheets, Cv tables, and automated sizing calculators.

Offer a hosted, multi-user version of the valve register with backups, role-based access, and audit logs for firms that need collaborative project data beyond local JSONL files.

Sell implementation services to engineering firms that want the CLI tailored to their vendor lists, ERP exports, and internal sizing standards.