The Repair Component allows citizens to repair tools at a ToolBenchItem.
Repairing Tools
After inserting a broken tool, the repair cost will appear. Advanced tools can be repaired for less resources by citizens with the corresponding Specialty. The resources used can be manually added by a citizen or taken from a linked container in the Storage Component.
The owner of a Tool Bench can allow other citizens access to repair their own tools for a fee set in the Credit Component. When offering tool repair to the public, consumer rights must be given in the Authorization Component.
🌱 Local AI
The descriptive prose on this wiki is written by a large language model — but it runs entirely on local, self-hosted hardware: a Gemma 4 E4B model on a single NVIDIA RTX 4070 in a home Unraid server.
Nothing you read here was generated by a commercial cloud API. The game data itself is pulled live from the Eco server; the AI only fills in flavor and gap text. Like any web server, this one keeps its own request log — including visitors' IP addresses — purely to run and improve the site; it is never sold or handed to a third party.
This wiki is one face of a larger Eco mod: Solomon, an in-world AI steward that runs the server's economy, posts help contracts, keeps a store, and answers players. The wiki reads the same live game registries and tools Solomon does — so the numbers stay true to the running world. Read more about the project →
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