CULEX-9

CULEX-9 is a live orbital automata: a single autonomous repair mosquito that patrols a procedural constellation, diagnoses faults, docks, rewires data lines, purges thermal loops, and transfers power under real resource constraints. The four-panel interface exposes the full stack at once—third-person transit, spiking neural core, multi-angle target cam, and locked PCB/engine telemetry—so every decision the agent makes is visible as it happens. Damage accrues continuously across the shell; the queue never empties. You do not pilot. You observe, occasionally poke the brain, and watch the system keep itself alive. 

 The connectome panel can be tapped to inject activity; the repair arm and fixture respond in real time. Everything is procedural—no external assets beyond optional Earth textures—so the piece runs offline once loaded. It is a closed-loop maintenance organism rendered as a demoscene instrument.