Metadata-Version: 2.5
Name: cam-verdict
Version: 1.1.2
Summary: CAM — Product Viability Standard: for items sold but no profit left （売れたのに残らない）, deterministic per-order profit verdicts (TEST_CANDIDATE / HOLD / REJECT) counting all six cost items including a return reserve — decide whether a product is worth stocking before you buy.
Project-URL: Homepage, https://kau17033.github.io/cam-product-viability-standard/
Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/kau17033/cam-product-viability-standard
License: MIT
Keywords: dropshipping,ecommerce,mcp,product-viability,profit-calculator
Requires-Python: >=3.9
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown

# cam-verdict (Python)

mcp-name: io.github.kau17033/cam-product-viability-standard


The CAM — Product Viability Standard as a Python package. Given a product's
price and all six cost items (product cost, shipping, marketplace fee,
return reserve, other variable cost), it returns a deterministic verdict:

- `TEST_CANDIDATE` — profit clears the target and every check passes
- `HOLD` — profit is positive but a check fails, or inputs are incomplete
- `REJECT` — profit is zero or negative

Report form: `CAM verdict: TEST_CANDIDATE — profit ¥5,920 per order`

New in 1.1.0: input enters through the translator
(`cam_verdict.translate`) — loose English/Japanese field names and string
numbers are canonized into the six items before judging, and missing items
are never guessed. The package also ships an MCP (stdio) server,
`cam-verdict-mcp`, exposing the same `cam_verdict` tool as the npm package.

Standard, worked examples, benchmark and verification record:
https://kau17033.github.io/cam-product-viability-standard/
