Admin pricing ops
Pricing operations for live market data, draft books, and published boards
Treat pricing like governed market infrastructure: watch source freshness, import and normalize with context, generate a draft when the evidence is clean, then publish one stable board the rest of the platform can trust.
Freshness gate
Read pricing posture before you change the live board
Pricing work should start from evidence: is the live source fresh, how much of the imported data mapped cleanly, and what stable board is currently driving matching.
Live source
Run the One Piece refresh once to onboard the source
The One Piece feed is the first real collection source here, so freshness needs to be explicit before any operator touches generate or publish.
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Draft pressure
0 draft books waiting
Draft books should feel like a deliberate staging area between normalized evidence and the live published board.
0/0Normalization first
Live board
None yet
The admin pricing desk should never make you wonder what matching is actually reading right now.
0 live lines0 published books
Source control
Refresh the live feed or import a controlled snapshot from the same desk
Live feed freshness and manual import both belong here because they answer the same operator question: what evidence should pricing act on next?
Live One Piece feed
Feed sourcetcgcsv-onepiece · not initialized
Refresh cadenceWorker refreshes this source every 6 hours once it exists.
Latest snapshotNo live One Piece snapshot yet
Refresh postureRun the One Piece refresh once to onboard the source
Manual snapshot import
Draft and publish
Generate and publish with the evidence beside the action
Actions should not float separately from the data that justifies them. Snapshot quality, draft book posture, and publish controls need to live on the same screen.
No market data snapshots exist yet.
No draft price books are waiting for publication.
Live board
Inspect the source registry, published books, and live lines together
Operators should be able to confirm what exists, what is live, and what matching will actually consume without leaving pricing ops.
No market data sources exist yet.
No published price books exist yet.
Publish a price book to inspect its live lines here.