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A collar you control from a map, then a farm that helps you decide.

How it fits.

WeatherSatelliteNotes and photosGrazing knowledgeCollar telemetry Intelligence layer plans the next move your model later Boundary app first build Collars positions back to the layer

The plan: collars hold a boundary and report positions. The app draws boundaries. The intelligence layer reads everything and proposes the next move through a model you choose.

Approve first. Automate later, if you want.

grazingnextresting restingrestingrecovered

Every move needs your yes at first. Later, a planned move shows a countdown. Hold it, pick a preset, or redraw before it runs. Notice period and offline behavior are not decided.

In order.

Collar and map now Open interfaces Approved moves Scheduled moves Research farm More species

Collar and map now. Then open interfaces, approved moves, scheduled moves, a research farm, more species. Milestones, not dates. Sheep first, cattle next, poultry with different hardware later.

Prove it on a farm.

If resources allow: a farm, a small flock, sell the meat, publish the numbers. The target is pasture-raised within a dollar a pound of grocery, like for like. Nothing measured yet.

Software that exists today.

An agent kit for grazing, public under AGPL-3.0. SQLite farm state, grazing skills, a morning brief that says move, stay, or ask. CLI and MCP. It does not talk to a collar yet. Docs.