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Build a custom Product Information Management (PIM) application using Next.js (App Router), Node.js, and PostgreSQL.

1. DATA MODEL & SCHEMA:
- Design a dynamic product catalog schema in PostgreSQL using a hybrid relational/JSONB pattern.
- Entities: Products, Variants, Categories, Attributes, Attribute Groups, Channels, and Digital Assets.
- Support field-level localization (e.g., locale codes 'en_US', 'de_DE'). Implement fallbacks where localized fields fallback to 'en_US' if undefined.
- Implement variant inheritance logic: dynamic lookups return variant-specific values if present, else fall back to parent product attributes.

2. ENRICHMENT STUDIO & WORKFLOWS:
- Build a spreadsheet-style editing UI using TanStack Table or AG Grid with inline editing capabilities.
- Create a Completeness Score Engine calculating data completeness percentage based on required fields per target Channel.
- Implement workflow state machines for product lifecycle: Draft -> In Review -> Approved -> Published.
- Build dynamic attribute management allowing admins to attach text, media, select, multi-select, and numeric inputs to products without database migrations.

3. ASSET MANAGEMENT & SYNDICATION:
- Integrations with AWS S3: Pre-signed upload URLs, metadata storage, and association to product/variant entities.
- Implement an outbound channel transformation system that accepts internal product state and converts it to Shopify GraphQL mutation payloads.

4. EDGE CASES & ERROR HANDLING:
- Add optimistic concurrency control via a 'version' column on product records to prevent race conditions during concurrent editing.
- Soft-delete handling for attribute definitions to prevent orphaned dynamic keys from throwing runtime errors.
- Store validation logs explicitly per product during channel export tasks.

5. OUT OF SCOPE:
- Adobe InDesign print layout plugins.
- Machine-translation API connectors.
- ERP bidirectional sync (limit scope to REST/GraphQL export webhooks).

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