Every Zero device, live on this machine

A device's workings are independent of its body — the program wheel, the ledger, the safety interlock, the automations and the console ARE the product, and the body is a peripheral. So all that is missing is the body. Pick anything on this floor, put one on and operate it now; when the hardware arrives it is a body swap, and the same class, console, programs and ledger carry straight over.

On this Linux machine right now: 0 of 0 declared capabilities are genuinely real — checked this second, by looking for the binary each one names. The rest fall back to simulation and say which.

🖥 What this machine can genuinely do →

Shelf: pet

Every tile opens that product's stand: what it is, exactly how much of it is real on this machine, and the one button that puts a working unit on the floor.

🐠 Zero AquariumA sunrise, a sunset and a feed on command for one tank — every parameter change logged on your own node, and never a reading invented when the probe says nothing.

🐈 Zero Litter BoxA litter box that rakes when you say so, tells you honestly how full the drawer is, and never sends your cat's bathroom schedule to anybody.

🐾 Zero Pet CollarA collar that helps you find your own animal — a beacon, a buzzer and a light, with the trail kept on your node and no shock, spray or correction anywhere in the design.

🚪 Zero Pet DoorYour cat gets a key, the neighbour's cat does not — a curfew you can actually keep, and every pass through the flap on a ledger you own.

🍽 Zero Pet FeederEvery meal your pet is served, on an append-only ledger you own — the right portion, on time, with no app account standing between you and your dog's dinner.

💧 Zero Pet FountainMoving water for a cat that refuses a still bowl — flow you can turn down at night, a UV cycle you can schedule, and a dry-run stop that is a real command, not a hope.

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