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🧩 The twin & substrate
Your public twin, its chief-of-staff team, chat, life & memory, home and the launcher — the focal point everything hangs off.
Explore this area →🎨 Views, pages & content
One scene, drawn natively everywhere: docs, pages, sites, decks, notes, images and the markdown renderer.
Explore this area →🔐 Identity, trust & access
ZeroID keypairs, sign-in without passwords, the web of trust, capabilities and access control.
Explore this area →🛰️ Connectivity, mesh & cloud
The iroh mesh, deny-by-default doors, remote invocation, deploys and cloud accounts.
Explore this area →📟 Devices, engine & models
Native shells on every OS, the CLI, the engine itself, and the AI models that power it.
Explore this area →🪙 Money, zeros & banking
The zeros economy, the skill store, pricing, payments, banking and the ledger.
Explore this area →📈 Capital, trading & fundraising
Cap tables, ESOPs, term sheets, fundraising, investing, and autonomous trading.
Explore this area →🧑💼 Work, org & delegation
Post a task, delegate it to a bounded AI worker, fan out a swarm, and run a whole org.
Explore this area →🔎 Governance, security & quality
How Zero governs, secures, tests, reviews and repairs itself — the honesty machinery.
Explore this area →🛍️ Commerce & operations
Run a store end to end: catalog, orders, procurement, inventory, delivery and returns.
Explore this area →🏥 Health, care & professional
Health, insurance and claims, pharmacy and clinics, plus CA/CS/CFO professional firms.
Explore this area →🤖 Robotics & embodiment
The factory floor, the robot spine, humanoids, arms, drones and machines that act.
Explore this area →🚢 Freight & logistics
A full freight forwarder: booking, tracking, customs, compliance, finance and portals.
Explore this area →🏗️ Build, publish & the store
Create new things, bundle them, publish to the CDN, and run the storefront.
Explore this area →📄 Documents & legal
Dozens of ready legal and business documents — contracts, deeds, letters and filings.
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Area: devices
Sweeps while it blows
The oscillation motor. Aiming and sweeping are different mechanisms, and plenty of bodies aim without sweeping.
A boost above the fan's range
The boost switch. A separate winding or a separate relay, not the top of the fan's own range.
UV-C in the air path
A UV-C lamp — hazardous to the people in the room, which is exactly why it may not ride along with an ioniser.
Arms at dusk
A dusk-armed channel. It needs a light sense to be honest, and only the bodies that have one may claim it.
Arms on motion
Arming the motion channel by itself — the difference between arm-home and arm-away, expressed as the effector it actually is.
A light that says look here
The light half of an alarm — what tells somebody arriving WHICH house it was, and the whole reason a silent alarm is possible.
Will not interrupt you
Do-not-disturb, kept apart from mute — because one of them still lets an alarm through and the person needs to know which.
A buzz you feel
A vibration motor as a level — the signal a wearable can give one person while everybody else sleeps.
Hear yourself
Sidetone. It needs an earpiece as well as a microphone, which most of the bodies that listen do not have.
Chooses what feeds the amp
The input selector — separate from the amplifier, which is what makes the mute-across-a-switch rule expressible.
Transmits this end
The transmit switch. A body can be listening and not sending, and only a two-way body has this at all.
Lets the room back in
Transparency mode. The safety half of a headphone: it needs outward microphones, so only bodies with them may offer it.
Pumps water out
A drain pump. A job with an end, on a second pump most circulating bodies do not have.
Waters zones in sequence
A three-zone manifold and the constraint every hand-written file ignored: zones run in SEQUENCE, and they close before the main does.
Stitches a wide frame
A panorama is a sweep and a stitch, not a snapshot — so it belongs to the bodies that can move.
Follows what it sees
Automatic tracking — a firmware feature, not a motor, and one that must be switched off before any manual command.
A marking engine
Toner and a fuser. Two readings that mean nothing on anything that is not a laser printer.
Opens a pairing window
The pairing window — an open door onto somebody's home network, which is why closing it is a step and not a promise.
Sets how loud the radio is
Transmit power as a level. The right setting is the lowest one that works, and finding it is a program.
Charges from the grid
Grid import as its own switch — the decision that separates a storm-prep from a solar-only day.
Holds a floor in the pack
The reserve floor. The whole argument about a home battery is where this number sits.
Switches the load between sources
A transfer switch. It is a separate box from the thing that makes the power, and a deliberate act rather than a side effect of starting one.
A switched USB bank
The USB half of a strip: low voltage, its own regulator, and absent from most bodies with switched sockets.
A child lock
A child lock: semi-permanent, deliberately awkward to clear, and not the same switch as a lockout somebody just decided on.
A curfew
A curfew — a schedule, not a decision and not a child lock, so coming out of one does not release the others.
Suppresses while somebody walks the building
Walk test. It leaves a building unprotected, which is exactly why it may not ride along with a one-second self test.
Reads the current it draws
A current clamp. The one reading that says a motor is stiffening or an element is failing before anything else notices.
Reads running dry
The inverse of a leak: a kettle boiling dry, a pump running dry. Same instrument problem, opposite sign, different part.
Reads how much work it has done
Hours and cycles. What the machine has DONE, which is a different question from what its consumable has left.
Reads that a mechanism jammed
A stall, said by the body that stalled. The fault a moving mechanism can have and a static one cannot.
Reads the mains supply
The supply rail as a voltage, not a boolean — because a brown-out and an outage are different events and only one of them is visible in a yes/no.
Reads something in the path
A beam, a bumper or a cliff sensor — the thing that stops a door, a vacuum or a gate before it closes on somebody.
Reads that a room is occupied
Occupancy, kept apart from motion on purpose — the difference between a light that stays on for a person reading a book and one that does not.
An over-temperature cut-out
A tripped cut-out, said out loud — the fault a temperature reading cannot express and only a body with the hardware may claim.
Reads an electrical overload
The overload channel and the count behind it — the same measurement now and over time.
Reads airborne particulates
A laser particle counter, now and on request. The reading whose advice is the opposite of the CO2 one.
Reads smoke
A life-safety annunciator, boolean by design — and never inherited by a body that has no chamber.
Reads soil moisture
A soil probe. Outdoor, buried, and only meaningful next to rain — which is why it was folded in, and why it is now its own.
Reads blood oxygen
SpO2, now and on request — and nothing about what the number means, which is a clinical judgement this store does not make.
Reads dissolved solids
A conductivity probe. Hardness, EC and TDS are one measurement under three names; pH is not one of them.
Reads an angle
The angle, split from the impact — a heater that has been knocked over needs this one, and a glass-break sensor needs the other.
Reads how clear the water is
A turbidity optic. Good clarity and bad pH need opposite actions, which is why this is not folded into a water-quality number.
Reads volatile organics
A VOC reading. Not an air-quality index — the action it implies is its own.
Doses detergent
A detergent reservoir and its valve — a second, chemical dispenser, not the one that measures a portion.
Marks itself lost
Lost mode. It asks everybody else to look, rather than spending this body's cell shouting.
Holds something warm
A keep-warm plate. Not the element that got it hot — a separate, low, continuous heat that most heaters do not have.
A button a person presses
A button and the press it reports. The simplest physical control, and separate from a panel that can be locked.
A knob a person turns
A rotary encoder. It reports direction and detents, which a button cannot, and most bodies do not have one.