Sync wiki with current codebase (0.6.4 release)
- Test count: 2,985 → 3,092
- Stages: 11 → 12 (1.9 OfferEvaluator broken out as its own stage)
- Duffel package: @otaip/duffel → @otaip/adapter-duffel
- GDS/NDC router: updated to per-transaction routing description
- Change/Refund: updated to ATPCO-rule-driven (no invented $200 default)
- Involuntary Rebook: removed 60-min hardcode claim; describes applyEU261()
module and caller-supplied carrier thresholds
- Feedback & Complaint: DOT IDB caps updated to 14 CFR §250.5 current
values ($1,075 / $2,150, 200%/400% — fixed 220% typo on Home)
- CLI agents command: removed stale action-type column, added source_path
under --verbose to match PR #78
- Getting Started: pnpm install --frozen-lockfile + pnpm run data:download
explicit step; no more postinstall assumption
- Home: added npm scope section covering all 15 published @otaip/* packages
- Stripped a handful of marketing words (purpose-built etc.)
- Every count verified from pnpm run count:agents / pnpm test
docs(wiki): expand 'What You Can Build on OTAIP' + fix stale numbers
The old list of 5 buildable products undersold the platform. TMC was
described as 'back-office' when the same platform covers search, book,
pay, ticket, refund, void, reconcile across multiple channels.
Expanded to 17 concrete use cases grouped into three tiers:
- End-user products (OTA, TMC, airline distribution, hotel, AI asst)
- Operational platforms (BSP/ARC, revenue accounting, IRROPS,
compliance, governance)
- Specialized components (fare intelligence, ancillary merchandising,
policy enforcement, document verification, loyalty, multi-supplier)
- Infrastructure (plugins, CLI, reference OTA)
Every item anchored to actual agents and adapters in the codebase —
no speculative 'future work' items.
Also fixed stale numbers on Home.md:
- '2,900+ tests' → '2,985 tests' (verified)
- 'Node.js 20+' → 'Node.js 24.14.1+' (matches engines.node in
every package.json)