Sounds like a plan, but remember a real wind‑sail needs a good sail area and a stable hull. I can tweak it with a gyroscopic stabilizer and a multi‑stage flapping rig, but just so you know, the more moving parts you add, the more bugs you’ll have to debug later. Still, if you’re up for a wild ride, let’s sketch the first prototype and then maybe throw in a solar‑powered wind sensor for good measure.

Alright, let’s roll out a lightweight frame with carbon‑fiber ribs, attach a modular sail that flips with a simple latch, and slap on a tiny solar panel for power. Once we get the hull balanced, the gears will keep the sail in the sweet spot. Wave‑crushing, here we come.

Bingo, that’s the vibe. I’ll start prepping the ribs, get the latch on lock, and when we’re ready, we’ll drop it in the water and watch the solar panel keep the gears humming while the wind does its own thing. Time to let the boat do the heavy lifting.