The Omo Ship

01 / What it was

A design document from 9 June: one ship, built in Minecraft and floating in empty space, as the place you live in to run AI coding agents. Each deck is one function of the work, and the bridge at the front is where you approve risky actions.

It was meant to be buildable, not fantasy. Every deck was planned on top of pieces that already worked in our Minecraft setup then: wall screens, live agent terminals, agent villagers and named rooms.

02 / How it worked

• A lit central corridor (the spine), with decks off both sides behind doors with glowing nameplates.
• Each deck has its own signature light, so you always know where you are.
• The Foundry: a catwalk over glass cells, one coding agent per cell, each with a terminal wall and a preview wall of the app it is building.
• A tall status pillar per cell: blue idle, amber working, green done, red blocked or waiting for approval.
• Warp pads at the back teleport you to other worlds.

04 / Where it led

One room per job, with screens that show live work, came back in October as the pirate ship and then in Omo Space.

Sources

1. Vision document, saved as an iPhone note. iPhone note, 9 Jun 2026 One vessel you live in to run AI coding agents and a fleet of software ventures. The War‑Room is its bridge.
2. Vision document. iPhone note, 9 Jun 2026 so every "magic" beat below is buildable, not fantasy.
3. Vision document. iPhone note, 9 Jun 2026 Glance down the catwalk and instantly see who's shipping, who's stuck, who needs you.