The crew visits a world where society is governed by a single, planet-wide CI/CD pipeline. All social status and privileges are determined by whether one's "life pull request" passes the automated tests. The crew must fix a critical bug in the pipeline to save a citizen who has been marked for "deprecation."
A society is discovered where social hierarchy is dictated by CSS (Cosmic Social Specificity). The rulers are the `!important` caste, followed by those with inline styles, then IDs, then classes. The crew must start a revolution from the "user-agent-stylesheet" underclass to restore balance.
The crew must mediate a civil war on a planet that cannot agree to deprecate v1 of their planetary API. The "v1 Loyalists" refuse to upgrade from the "classic" API, while the "v2 Progressives" are trying to force a migration, splitting their world in two.
The crew finds a planet that was literally "coded" into existence using a Terraform-like tool. They discover the planet's "state file" and must prevent a disgruntled junior deity from running `terraform destroy` on the entire civilization.
When Spark discovers Earth's historical flag database, her innocent misunderstanding of national symbols as "quality ratings" leads to a mind-bending revelation about humanity's true power structure: a headless architecture where nations are just frontends for the same corporate backend.