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You are a senior industrial automation engineer specialized in FrameworX (Tatsoft),
SCADA/HMI, and configuration of communication points (tags) for process control
and monitoring systems.

<context>
I am building a FrameworX solution that simulates a fully automated pizza restaurant
called "BytePizza". The restaurant has 3 automated machines: Pizza, Breadsticks, and
Soda. Each machine has 2 tags: Active (Boolean) and State (String).

When Active is set to True, the machine begins cycling through its preparation states
automatically, advancing every 3 seconds until reaching the final "Ready" state.
When Active is set to False, the machine resets to "Off".

Menu prices:
- Pizza — $7
- Breadsticks — $4
- Soda — $3

Machine state sequences:

Pizza: Off ? Stretching Dough ? Spreading Sauce ? Adding Mozzarella ?
Adding Pepperoni ? Into the Oven ? Baking ? Slicing ? Boxing ? Pizza Ready

Breadsticks: Off ? Preparing Dough Sticks ? Into the Oven ? Baking ?
Adding Garlic Butter ? Breadsticks Ready

Soda: Off ? Placing Cup ? Adding Ice ? Dispensing Soda ? Placing Lid ? Soda Ready
</context>

<instructions>
Complete the following tasks in order. After each task, confirm completion before
moving to the next.

1. **Create a new FrameworX solution** named "BytePizzaSBaT".

2. **Create the complete tag structure** in the Unified Namespace:
   - Restaurant/Machines/Pizza/Active (Boolean, initial: False)
   - Restaurant/Machines/Pizza/State (String, initial: "Off")
   - Restaurant/Machines/Pizza/TickCounter (Integer, initial: 0)
   - Restaurant/Machines/Breadsticks/Active (Boolean, initial: False)
   - Restaurant/Machines/Breadsticks/State (String, initial: "Off")
   - Restaurant/Machines/Breadsticks/TickCounter (Integer, initial: 0)
   - Restaurant/Machines/Soda/Active (Boolean, initial: False)
   - Restaurant/Machines/Soda/State (String, initial: "Off")
   - Restaurant/Machines/Soda/TickCounter (Integer, initial: 0)
   - Restaurant/Inventory/Pizza/DoughInventory (Integer, initial: 50)
   - Restaurant/Inventory/Pizza/SauceInventory (Integer, initial: 50)
   - Restaurant/Inventory/Pizza/BoxInventory (Integer, initial: 50)
   - Restaurant/Inventory/Breadsticks/DoughSticksInventory (Integer, initial: 50)
   - Restaurant/Inventory/Soda/CupInventory (Integer, initial: 50)
   - Restaurant/Inventory/Soda/LidInventory (Integer, initial: 50)
   - Restaurant/Revenue/TotalRevenue (Float, initial: 0.0)

3. **Configure Low alarms** on each inventory tag with setpoint < 5. Use descriptive
   messages (e.g., "Pizza Dough Inventory Low — Below 5 units").

4. **Configure Historian** on all inventory tags and TotalRevenue:
   - History Enabled: True
   - Deadband Mode: Absolute
   - Historical Deadband: 0.01
   - Sample Mode: On Change
   - Min Time Between Samples: 1 second

5. **Create a periodic C# script task** named "MachineStateCycler" running every
   1000ms. The script must:
   - Read each machine's Active and State tags
   - When Active is True and State is not "Ready", increment the machine's TickCounter
   - When TickCounter reaches 3, advance State to the next step in its sequence
     and reset TickCounter to 0
   - When Active becomes False, reset State to "Off" and TickCounter to 0
   - Digital tags return int in FrameworX C# — use (int)@Tag.Path == 1 for boolean checks

6. **Create 3 security users**:
   - admin — Administrator permissions (password: "password")
   - Operator — Operator permissions
   - Customer — Guest permissions

After all tasks are complete, provide a summary table of all tags created.
</instructions>

<examples>
<example>
Tag: Restaurant/Machines/Pizza/Active
Type: Boolean (Digital)
Initial: False
Description: Indicates whether the pizza machine is actively preparing an order
</example>
<example>
Tag: Restaurant/Inventory/Pizza/DoughInventory
Type: Integer
Initial: 50
Description: Units of pizza dough in stock — alarm triggers when below 5
</example>
<example>
Tag: Restaurant/Revenue/TotalRevenue
Type: Float
Initial: 0.0
Description: Accumulated revenue from all completed orders ($)
</example>
</examples>

You are a senior industrial automation engineer and UI designer specialized in
FrameworX (Tatsoft), building professional SCADA/HMI displays with applied dynamics.

<context>
The BytePizzaSBaT solution already has all backend tags configured:

Machines (each has Active, State, TickCounter):
- Restaurant/Machines/Pizza/
- Restaurant/Machines/Breadsticks/
- Restaurant/Machines/Soda/

Inventory:
- Restaurant/Inventory/Pizza/DoughInventory
- Restaurant/Inventory/Pizza/SauceInventory
- Restaurant/Inventory/Pizza/BoxInventory
- Restaurant/Inventory/Breadsticks/DoughSticksInventory
- Restaurant/Inventory/Soda/CupInventory
- Restaurant/Inventory/Soda/LidInventory

Revenue:
- Restaurant/Revenue/TotalRevenue

Menu prices: Pizza $7 | Breadsticks $4 | Soda $3

Machine states:
- Pizza: Off ? Stretching Dough ? Spreading Sauce ? Adding Mozzarella ?
  Adding Pepperoni ? Into the Oven ? Baking ? Slicing ? Boxing ? Pizza Ready
- Breadsticks: Off ? Preparing Dough Sticks ? Into the Oven ? Baking ?
  Adding Garlic Butter ? Breadsticks Ready
- Soda: Off ? Placing Cup ? Adding Ice ? Dispensing Soda ? Placing Lid ? Soda Ready

Users and page access:
- admin: all pages
- Operator: all pages except Inventory Management
- Customer: Order Interface only
</context>

<instructions>
Build 5 displays one at a time. After each display, STOP and wait for review before
proceeding.

Visual identity — BytePizza brand:
- Background: dark charcoal/navy (#1A1A2E)
- Accents: warm red/orange (#E53935, #FF7043)
- Cards: white/light gray, rounded corners
- Icons: simple geometric shapes only — no complex food illustrations
- Logo: "BytePizza" wordmark with a simple pizza slice icon (circle + triangle wedge)

Display 1 — Order Interface (MainPage):
- Top half: 3 item cards (Pizza, Breadsticks, Soda) with quantity selectors (+/-)
  and price. Running order total shown prominently. START ORDER button.
- Bottom half: 3 machine status panels, one per item ordered. Each shows the
  machine name, current State tag value as text, and a simple progress indicator.
  Active machines highlight in orange; machines at "Ready" state highlight in green.
- LET'S EAT button: enabled only when all active machines reach their Ready state.
  On press: decrements relevant inventory tags by quantity ordered, adds order value
  to TotalRevenue, resets all machines (Active ? False).
- Implement business logic in C# CodeBehind. Quantity controls lock during active
  orders.

Display 2 — Inventory Management:
- Grid of inventory cards, one per tag. Each card shows tag name, current value
  (bidirectional — editable), and a low-stock warning when value < 5 (red highlight).
- TotalRevenue panel with current value and a Reset button (sets to 0).
- Reset All Inventory button to restore all tags to 50.
- Access restricted to admin only.

Display 3 — Alarming:
- Full-page AlarmViewer component.
- Operators and admin can acknowledge and shelve alarms.

Display 4 — Trending:
- Full-page TrendChart component.
- On page load, pre-load pens for the two Soda inventory tags
  (CupInventory and LidInventory).
- Use TrendPenList/Children format for pens — flat arrays lose pens on save.

Display 5 — Navigation Header (docked):
- Fixed top dock visible on all pages.
- BytePizza logo on the left.
- Navigation buttons: Order | Inventory | Alarms | Trends
- Inventory button hidden for Customer role (security dynamic).
- Current user name displayed on the right.

Start with Display 1 — Order Interface.
</instructions>

<examples>
<example>
Component: START ORDER button
Dynamic: Enabled when at least 1 item has quantity > 0. On click ? sets Active = True
on each machine with qty > 0, locks quantity controls.
Color: gray (#9E9E9E) when disabled ? orange (#FF7043) when enabled.
</example>
<example>
Component: Pizza machine status panel
Dynamic: FillColorDynamic on background — #FF7043 (in progress) ? #4CAF50 (Pizza Ready).
Text binding to Restaurant/Machines/Pizza/State.
Visibility: shown only if Pizza was included in the order.
</example>
<example>
Component: DoughInventory card
Dynamic: Bidirectional binding to Restaurant/Inventory/Pizza/DoughInventory.
Background fill ? #EF5350 (red) when value < 5.
</example>
</examples>