PC builder: a compatible PC from stock in one message
The customer writes a budget and a purpose, and the AI assistant builds a PC from parts in stock that really fit together.
Building a PC is the hardest purchase in a computer shop: the CPU has to fit the board, the memory has to fit the board, and the power supply has to carry it all. The PC builder does that for the customer.
The customer writes in the chat, for example, "a gaming PC up to €1,500". The assistant calls the PC builder, which builds a configuration from parts in stock and checks:
- the CPU, motherboard and cooler socket
- the memory type (DDR4 or DDR5) and the board size for the case
- the power supply's wattage, with headroom the shop sets itself
- whether a cooler is needed when the CPU doesn't come with one
The budget goes where it shows most: the graphics card first, then the CPU, memory and storage. The result is a card with the whole build, the total price and a button that adds everything to the cart.
Customers can also check their own build: the assistant tells them what doesn't fit and what is uncertain.
