Bonsai autonomous tractor lineup at World Ag Expo — the platform the MorganicSystems toolkit is built for

Operator-controlled tools for agricultural technology deployment.

Built from real field needs, not product speculation — the same accountability gap our services target, applied to software.

The MorganicSystems Amiga Operations Toolkit is a suite of offline browser-based field tools for operators working with farm-ng and Bonsai Amiga autonomous agricultural robots. All three tools share a unified workspace with encrypted backup, site and machine context propagation, and autosave.

Three live tools Unified workspace Offline-first, no server dependency

Amiga Inspector

Live Tool

Assess machines · verify readiness · capture conditions

A field assessment tool for Amiga autonomous robots that collects machine snapshots via SSH, verifies operational readiness, and captures site conditions. Supports V2.x (farm-ng) and V3.0 (Bonsai) Amiga platforms with generation-aware normalization. Generates site reports, machine reports, and diagnostic exports.

  • Site-first, multi-machine organization with contextual photos
  • SSH-based data collection via Python collector library
  • Live state capture — battery, GPS, filter state, control state, autonomy readiness
  • V2.x and V3.0 generation detection and normalization
  • Baseline vs latest snapshot comparison with change diffing
  • Evidence-based readiness checklists with data-driven cues
  • Site Report and Machine Report exports
  • Encrypted JSON import and export
Open Amiga Inspector ↗ AMIGA-BLD-v0.8.19 · 202604190115
Bonsai autonomous tractor close-up — sensors, tablet interface, and field navigation systems

Amiga Bed Planner

Live Tool

Define beds · map blocks · set geometry

The canonical spatial model of the farm. Place beds on a satellite map using Esri imagery, organize into color-coded blocks, define headings and dimensions with GPS coordinates. Site and bed data is shared with Pass Planner through the unified workspace — no separate export step needed. Generates site-scoped Bed Layout Reports.

  • Satellite map with bed placement on Esri imagery
  • Color-coded block organization with GPS coordinates
  • Bed heading, dimensions, and position definition
  • Shared workspace — bed data propagates to Pass Planner automatically
  • Bed Layout Report export
Open Amiga Bed Planner ↗ AMIGA-BLD-BP-v0.2.25 · 202604190115

Amiga Pass Planner

Live Tool

Organize passes · plan tools · track runs

A planning and operational-record tool for autonomous field passes. Organize recorded passes by site, configure H-bridge and PTO tool intentions, review completeness with geometry and compatibility checks, and track run outcomes. Does not control the robot — serves as a structured field notebook for row-level operations.

Pass Planner draws on site and machine context from Inspector and bed geometry from Bed Planner through the shared workspace, allowing planning decisions to reflect real machine state and field layout.

  • Site-scoped pass library with search and status filtering
  • Completeness checks — Ready, Review, Incomplete with six planning criteria
  • Satellite-map visualization with start/end markers and direction arrows
  • Track statistics — path length, estimated duration, headings, waypoint count
  • Tool-sequence planning for H-bridge and PTO operations
  • Run tracking with per-pass history and outcome logging
  • Generation-aware machine context from shared workspace
  • Pass Report and Site Pass Summary exports
Open Amiga Pass Planner ↗ AMIGA-BLD-PP-v0.9.30 · 202604190115
Field observation — students and practitioners in working agricultural landscape
Shared Architecture

All three tools share a unified workspace stored in the browser — sites, machines, blocks, beds, and passes persist across tools without manual export. Switch site in one tool, and context carries when navigating to another.

Future development includes field dashboarding, recorded data analysis, and camera overlay tooling — built in sequence as operational needs emerge from real deployments.

All three tools are single-file HTML applications with no server dependency. The suite is deployed as static files at amiga.morganicsystems.com