Working software, earlier in its arc. Real, and labelled as such - a flagship card when it earns one.
Old laptops, thin clients and Raspberry Pis become a coordinated mesh of services. You ask for what you need by type; Zen Garden finds it. Infrastructure you can hold, on hardware that was headed for a landfill.
A companion to Koan for teams who want to reach further - additional capabilities you opt into, never defaults forced on you. It extends the stack without complicating the base.
A set of small Rust crates that paper over the places where operating systems disagree - one symmetric API where each platform otherwise demands its own. Little tools, honestly scoped.