AI Grow Ops
Make your grow operation self-driving
The industry's only agentic AI with 60+ specialized tools. Tell it what you need in plain English — it plans cycles, schedules tasks, writes SOPs, scans plants, and manages your entire operation autonomously. No competitor comes close.
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60+ specialized AI tools
Complete tooling for every grow operation. Create plants, plan cycles, check sensors, scan bottles, write SOPs, manage breeding projects, and schedule tasks — all through natural conversation.
Input 50 Toad Venom clones from Craft Farmer, set up a bloom cycle, and schedule everything.
strain: "Toad Venom" · count: 50 · source: "Craft Farmer"
room: "4×4 Bloom Tent" · weeks: 9 · start: "today"
cycle: "BL-2026-003" · tasks: 12 generated
All 3 operations complete. 50 plants inventoried, bloom cycle active, and 12 tasks scheduled through harvest.
View cycle → · Task board →
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Vision-powered diagnostics
Upload a photo or connect a camera. AI identifies nutrient deficiencies, pest damage, and environmental stress from visual analysis alone. No proprietary hardware required — any smartphone works.
⚠ Toad Venom Mom #1 — Height 58" / 60" max
Camera detected canopy proximity risk
Mom #1 is 2" from the light canopy. I recommend cycling her out:
Take 2 cuttings from apical tips
Prune Mom #1 back to 42"
Monitor clone rooting (10–14 days)
Designate strongest clone as Mom #2
⚡ create_mother_schedule → 5 tasks over 21 days
💧 TV-023 — Soil moisture 18% (threshold: 25%)
Next scheduled watering: tomorrow 8 AM
TV-023 is drying out faster than expected — watering isn't scheduled until tomorrow. Two options:
Shifting moves all future waterings back. Light watering adds a one-off 250ml event.
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Context-aware SOP generation
AI writes standard operating procedures based on your actual strains, growth stages, and growing methods. Organic, hydroponic, or synganic — every SOP adapts to your setup.
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Conversational interface
Tell the AI what you need in plain English. It executes multi-step operations — creating plants, assigning rooms, scheduling tasks, and generating reports — then confirms every action taken.
How are the Toad Venom clones settling in?
Day 3 of bloom. 48 healthy, 2 showing minor droop on Table B (positions 7–8).
Tomorrow: First bloom feed · Day 5: Defoliation
Move the droopy ones closer to the intake fan
Done. Moved TV-041 and TV-042 to positions 1–2 near the intake fan. I'll check on them in 24 hours.
View room layout →
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