A single ecosystem in a brass-framed greenhouse. Four climate zones. One life-support system. Point the vessel at what you care about and it grows there.
A vessel is a local AI that runs on your own hardware — the greenhouse that contains the ecosystem. It learns what you approve, remembers your preferences, and earns autonomy gradually. It is not a cloud service. It is not a subscription. It is yours.
Point that vessel at code and it becomes a deep-sea specimen — a bioluminescent creature that maps your codebase. Point it at your machine and it becomes a root system — mycelium managing your Linux box. Wire a network together and it becomes a field guide — the living memory of an entire institution.
Each zone is a vessel in a different domain. They share the same glasshouse architecture, the same privacy guarantees, and the same trust model. They differ only in what they grow — and how far they scale.
Every vessel — whether in deep water, root bed, or herbarium — runs on the same four life-support systems. These are not features. They are the architecture.
Four environments. One glasshouse. Pick the climate that fits your domain.