OK Need

                            {
    "id": "forest_knees",
    "name": "OK Need",
    "type": "forest",
    "inputs": [],
    "outputs": [],
    "passthru": [],
    "children": [
        "tree_knee",
        "tree_knee_boomstick",
        "tree_knee_spring",
        "tree_knee_wheel",
        "tree_knee_chainsaw"
    ],
    "extends": null,
    "belongs_to": [
        {
            "id": "planet_hospital",
            "name": "Planet Hospital",
            "type": "planet",
            "inputs": [],
            "outputs": [],
            "passthru": [],
            "children": [
                "forest_knees",
                "ecosystem_brains"
            ],
            "tree": [],
            "extends": null,
            "belongs_to": [
                "galaxy_retail"
            ],
            "problem": "You haven't died yet.",
            "description": "Planet Hospital is the MTREES medical environment and institutional care ecosystem \u2014 the full product taxonomy for the facilities, systems, and infrastructure dedicated to the postponement of death at a retail markup. The hospital is a building that contains a billing department and also some rooms. The rooms contain equipment. The equipment is plugged in. The plugs are color-coded. Nobody who works there knows what all the colors mean but the system functions, which is the important part and not a metaphor. Planet Hospital operates at the intersection of the human body's unwillingness to maintain itself and the market's enthusiasm for providing maintenance at a price point that ensures both parties remain invested in a long-term relationship. The patient arrives. The patient is processed. The patient is discharged into a follow-up appointment. The follow-up appointment is the product. The discharge is the delivery mechanism. The planet is large. The parking is validated."
        }
    ],
    "problem": "The body needed an attachment point. It didn't ship with one.",
    "description": "OK Need is the MTREES modular anatomical attachment platform \u2014 a forest of knee-mounted and joint-adjacent hardware for the human body's most structurally ambitious hinge. The knee is a remarkable piece of engineering that has survived millions of years of field use with zero firmware updates and a failure rate that the medical industry has found professionally encouraging. OK Need addresses the interface gap. The body arrives without threaded ports, without mounting rails, and without a datasheet. OK Need establishes the standard. The prototype knee defines the attachment geometry. Variants extend the prototype. The leg is the chassis. The forest grows from the joint.",
    "template": "forest"
}