ABC Cycle Count Scheduling Agent

Cycle counting keeps stock records accurate without shutting down for a full stocktake, but only if the right items get counted often enough. Each day this agent ranks items by value and movement into A, B and C classes, adds locations with recent errors, and builds a count list that fits the counters' available hours. A items are counted most often, C items least. The inventory manager approves the plan. After counting, the agent compares results with system records and calculates accuracy for each class. If a class falls below its target, it adds extra counts for that class in the next plan and looks for the cause, such as a mislabeled bin or a receiving error. Adjustments to records stay with the person. Edge case: locations with open picks are counted only after that pick wave is done, so moving stock does not look like an error.