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AquaOS / The operating layer

Connect production, decisions and outcomes.

Bring stock, feeding, water observations and follow-ups into one operating history—so your team can see what changed and what needs attention.

In development · proposed operator beta
Concept illustration of an operator, crab habitats and connected production equipment.
Connected production direction · concept illustration

A concrete operating example

A feeding observation becomes a trackable follow-up.

Illustrative prototype · sample habitat B-12
  1. ObservationFeed refusal notedMorning round · operator source
  2. ReviewWhat needs checking?Earlier feeding and water context missing
  3. TaskInspect habitat B-12Round operator · next inspection
  4. OutcomeRecord the next responseKeep the observation with the same history
Try recording this episode

Why an operating layer?

Every decision has
a production context.

Seed and stock, production stage, water, feeding and labour all shape the work. Connecting the records helps teams see what happened, what they chose and what still needs checking.

The intended operating loop

One connected production cycle.

  1. 01

    Production setting

    Habitat, stock & water
  2. 02

    Observe

    Operator records / CrabSense
  3. 03

    Understand

    AquaOS context & records
  4. 04

    Decide

    Operator review
  5. 05

    Act

    Operator / CrabPod
  6. 06

    Learn

    Outcome & operating history
Each outcome becomes context for the next decision.
Intended system architecture · decisions stay with the operator.

Designed around the operator

Make the daily work
easier to follow.

Four connected jobs for the proposed operator workspace.

01

Know the setting

Site → habitat → stock

Connect the production stage and stock before a feeding check.

02

Keep the work connected

Feeding · water · molt

Bring observations from successive rounds into the same history.

03

Review the next step

Evidence → operator → task

Show the observation behind a pending inspection and any missing context.

04

Close the loop

Action → follow-up → history

Keep a later observation, weight or transfer connected to the same stock.

The operator experience

A workspace to see the work.
A copilot to ask about it.

The planned copilot draws on operating records, showing both its evidence and missing information.

Help shape the operator beta
Illustrative copilot question · planned capability
“What changed since the last feeding check, and which follow-up is still open?”
Sample record trail

B-12: feed refusal recorded → inspection assigned → follow-up observation still missing.

What you can explore and what comes next

Build the foundation.
Prove each connection.

Beta interest starts a fit discussion. Product access, physical integration and production benefits each depend on the agreed scope and validation.

Explore today

Illustrative workflow

Try the public sample. It saves no farm records and controls no equipment.

Proposed operator beta

One useful daily routine

A focused workspace for context, observations, follow-ups and record-grounded assistance. Scope and participant fit are being planned.

Later integration

Connected physical work

Connect CrabSense and CrabPod after testing permitted actions, hardware integration and production outcomes.

From records to evidence

A response needs
an outcome.

Connect the action to what happened afterwards. A recorded task alone cannot show a biological result.

Measure the production question.

Survival, growth, water, labour and economics guide what we observe and validate.

Explore research & validation

Bring a real operating routine.

Help shape the first useful AquaOS workflow around your production setting and daily work.

Express beta interest