jit

# JIT — Just-In-Time Production Reference Quick-reference skill for Just-In-Time manufacturing principles, pull systems, and inventory optimization. ## When to Use - Implementing pull-based production systems - Calculating takt time and balancing production lines - Setting up kanban card systems and supermarkets - Reducing work-in-process inventory levels - Transitioning from push (MRP) to pull scheduling ## Commands ### `intro` ```bash scripts/script.sh intro ``` Overview of JIT — origins in Toyota Production System, core principles, push vs pull. ### `pillars` ```bash scripts/script.sh pillars ``` The foundational pillars of JIT: continuous flow, takt time, pull system, zero inventory target. ### `kanban` ```bash scripts/script.sh kanban ``` Kanban card systems — types, sizing formulas, rules, two-bin and multi-bin setups. ### `takt` ```bash scripts/script.sh takt ``` Takt time calculation, line balancing, and cycle time alignment. ### `leveling` ```bash scripts/script.sh leveling ``` Heijunka (production leveling) — smoothing volume and product mix, heijunka box. ### `suppliers` ```bash scripts/script.sh suppliers ``` JIT supplier relationships — milk runs, frequent deliveries, supplier development. ### `barriers` ```bash scripts/script.sh barriers ``` Common JIT implementation barriers and countermeasures. ### `checklist` ```bash scripts/script.sh checklist ``` JIT readiness assessment checklist for evaluating current state. ### `help` ```bash scripts/script.sh help ``` ### `version` ```bash scripts/script.sh version ``` --- *Powered by BytesAgain | bytesagain.com | hello@bytesagain.com*