ZEROg

ZEROg is a client-side-only interpretation theater over public NASA Open Science holdings — OSDR, GeneLab, ALSDA, and Microbial Tracking. A scientist picks one to nine corpora, launches the harness, watches leads materialize live, and leaves with a drafted, grant-ready research question. There is no backend and no network calls to NASA or a model; the runtime is a set of scripted agent modules for harness, corpus, leads, interpretation, and stage.

The nine-corpus catalog carries organism, tissue, assay, mission, sample, and file counts per dataset. The harness theater shows scan progress, live counters for files, features, contrasts, and pathways, a reasoning stream, and live lead cards, with Launch, Pause, Step, and depth controls on the keyboard (L, Space, ]) and a UTC mission clock.

The ten-lead library gives each finding a science brief — biology, medicine, three signals, a three-part brief, a research question, and volcano, heatmap, and sparkline charts. Highlights include multiplied MSC extracellular-vesicle output in microgravity, cortical organoids that read older rather than sicker, and a soleus mitophagy burst. A planetarium stage with the ghost Gigi and role orbs frames the run, while the Method page explains the pipeline — Ingest, Contrast, Structure, Interpret — beside a searchable, filterable archive.