First day on Mars.Every day.
Scattered repos. Workflows in someone's head. Integrations that snap at 2am like a hull breach nobody hears. You've been surviving on duct tape and hope. SO1 is the hab that keeps it all alive.
Mission Briefing // Sol 001
Every crew member who survived Mars did the same thing first.
They counted what they had.
Watney didn't panic. He inventoried. He knew his calories, his oxygen, his water. He knew exactly how many sols he could survive before each system failed.
Most engineering teams don't know what they have. They discover systems exist when those systems break. They find secrets in commit history when those secrets are already compromised. They watch workflows fail at 2am because nobody documented who built them.
SO1 is the inventory system. Before you can fix it, you have to know it exists.
SO1 Domains // LANDING · MISSION · ROVER
Three modules. One mission.
Each domain serves a purpose. Together they keep the hab alive.
so1.io
Landing
First contact with the surface. What SO1 is, what the Zoid Council does, and how to suit up for your first EVA. Every mission starts with a landing you walk away from.
mission.so1.io
Mission
The operational core. Architecture decisions, agent deployment, runbooks for when things go sideways at 3am. This is how the hab stays pressurized — every system documented, every failure mode anticipated.
rover.so1.io
Rover
The technical interface. API reference, control plane endpoints, and integration specs. When you need to talk to the systems directly, this is your sealed comm channel.
Life Support Systems // ALL NOMINAL
Reading the surface.
Six systems that keep the hab alive. Every gauge reads nominal.
Pathfinder
CatalogMap every repo across your org.
Know what you have before the dust buries what you forgot.
Sol 1: 847 repos. 12 had no README. 3 had secrets in the commit history. The hab seal held — barely.
Potato Farm
Workflowsn8n automations that run while you sleep.
Scrappy, unglamorous automation that feeds you when you wake up. Plant once. Harvest every sol.
Sol 14: PR labeling triggered 847 times. 6 hours saved this week. The potato farm is producing.
Sol Counter
JobsEvery execution tracked to the sol.
When something breaks at 2am, you'll know exactly when the seal cracked.
Sol 31: Job #4421 failed at 02:17. Auto-retry 02:18. Nominal at 02:19. Exposure: 62 seconds.
EVA Team
AgentsAI agents deployed outside the hab.
They explore, report back, follow the mission brief. What they find is logged before you wake up.
Sol 45: Agent 'scout' processed 200 issues in 3 hours. 12 flagged critical. The EVA team earned their oxygen.
Comm Relay
MCPModel Context Protocol servers through one sealed channel.
Your AI talks to your tools. Nobody else listens.
Sol 52: Three MCP servers active. Zero credential exposures. The comm relay is holding.
Logbook
ContentStructured content management.
Versioned, searchable. The mission record that outlasts any individual sol.
Sol 60: 2,400 items indexed. Frontmatter validated. If we don't make it, at least they'll know what we tried.
System Architecture // Blueprint
Studying the hab schematic.
Following the sealed conduits. Every request authenticated. Every path logged.
BROWSER → ROVER → BFF PROXY → [GITHUB | N8N | MCP] // AUTHENTICATED // SEALED
Design Principles // Etched in Alloy
Reading the hab's design principles.
Etched into the airlock wall. These are the constraints that kept the crew alive.
Pillar 01
Sealed Systems
Chaos stays outside the dome. Integrations, credentials, and workflows in a pressurized environment. One namespace. One auth boundary. Zero exposure.
Pillar 02
Redundant by Design
Every Martian system has a backup. Workflows auto-retry. Jobs track every state transition. When something breaks — the hab keeps breathing.
Pillar 03
Autonomous Operation
Watney slept 8 hours a day. His oxygenator didn't. Your automation runs every sol, whether you're watching or not.
Pillar 04
Pioneer-Grade
Built by people who've survived scattered repos, 2am incidents, and tools that promised integration but delivered another dashboard. Built for sol 400.
Your habitat awaits.
Standing at the airlock. The hab is behind you, pressurized and alive. The surface is ahead. The mission doesn't start until you step through.