CardNexus product/card names are slugified into a URL-safe nameSlug — for example
Bravo, Showstopper → bravo-showstopper. If you have a name and want to reproduce
the exact slug (e.g. to build a /products/search filter), use the function below.
Under the hood we use the slugify package
(v1.6.6) with a fixed configuration plus a few extra character mappings. Matching that
configuration guarantees your slug lines up with ours.
Audience: Prismic content + design team building the public landing page. Goal: Drive seller awareness and opt-in by making Shield feel like the obvious "insure your shipment" button in the seller's mind. The product is live (gated behind a feature flag); copy and visuals can ship as soon as the rollout opens.
CardNexus Shield is an opt-in, per-shipment insurance that protects sellers against loss, theft, and damage in transit for +1 percentage point on the seller commission, applied only to the orders the seller chooses to cover.
Portfolio snapshots dropped ~12% for users with many Cardmarket-listed products because the OpenSearch-based computation only uses marketValue, while the old MongoDB-based computation applied the full fallback chain (marketValue → low → mid → high).
marketValue is null/0 but low, mid, or high has a value is now valued at €0 in the snapshot.bart6446 (bartoffermans@gmail.com): collection value dropped from ~€46.7k to ~€41k overnight (€5,700 / ~12%).
The product list page has two intent-based tabs (Marketplace and Discovery) that fail at natural browsing. This plan adds a Feed tab that shows individual listings in chronological order, with price sorting, a Good Deals toggle (listings at 20-60% of market value, graded or near mint only, minimum €2/$2 market value), and meaningful graded card display. See specs/better-discovery/prd.md for full requirements.
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A new Feed tab on the product list page that surfaces individual listings in chronological order, enabling natural browsing instead of intent-driven search. Users can sort by price (not possible in Marketplace today), toggle a Good Deals filter to find listings priced 20–60% of market value, and filter/view graded cards meaningfully for the first time in the browse experience. This targets buyers, deal hunters, and collectors across web and mobile.
CardNexus now supports buying and selling across multiple currencies. Sellers in non-EUR countries can now list, sell, and receive payouts in their local currency. Buyers can purchase from any seller regardless of currency — the platform handles conversion transparently.
To: Sellers with existing orders (skipped by automatic migration) Subject: New option: Switch your CardNexus seller account to {{localCurrency}}
Hi {{username}},
We're rolling out multi-currency support on CardNexus, and we wanted to let you know about a new option available to you.
Incorporates findings from claude.rca.md, codex.rca.md, remediation.md, codex-remediation.md, and two rounds of Codex feedback.
Valid. No generate-diff contract or handler exists. Fixed: generate-diff endpoint is now part of the core release (Step 2), not deferred.