Nano reprints Biotic exactly. The TL;DR is a fast-advance operation:

• [$5] Operation → Install 1 agenda from HQ . Place 1 advancement counter on it.
• [$6] Operation → Place 2 advancement counters on an installed agenda.
• [$7] Operation: Triple → Score 1 agenda with advancement requirement 3 from HQ.

Like Big Deal, it's an FA-op that asks you only for credits. No Runner-based checks (such as taggedness, or reprisal), just the implicit “Play this operation only if you have at least _[$].” (LOL).

Note that Clot is rotating with System Update 2021, but (at time of writing) Elevation hasn't been fully spoiled yet. (Until release, read the reviews on Biotic Labor for strategy/interactions.)

Flavor-wise, nano-management is micro-management, but a thousand-fold more obnoxious.

Topan is “Patchwork as an ID”!

They can repeatedly convert 1 card to 2 credits. Although (unlike Patchwork), the discard is random, and events (or instant-speed installations) can't be subsidized.

With Moshing banned (and Patchwork rotating), most Steelskin Scarring/Strike Fund triggers will be random, like Lago Paranoá Shelter (topdeck) and Bankhar (damage).

BTW, I like the new Once per turn → … keyword-flag. IMO, it's clearer than the newer templating (… Use this ability only once per turn.), being the first thing you read, and cleaner than the older one (Once per turn, …), the extra comma being messy. Some card games keyword all common conditions (like Once per turn: …, Enters: …, and so on).

While Madani doesn't give you any +1[mu] (like every other Console), it does implicitly increase your virtual memory-limit: hosted programs won't use MU, but they will still be available to install mid-run. CF. a Leprechaun-esque a Daemon with The memory costs of hosted programs do not count against your memory limit.

It repeatedly enables DZMZ Optimizer on the Corp's turn (saving 2[$] per ‘round’). Same with other The first time each turn you install a program, … or The first program you install each turn … triggers/conditions. (Although not LilyPAD, being a Console itself.)

It ‘accelerates’ the timing of any program in your “Madani grip” (like Ari does or Personal Workshop did):

• Muse becomes Self-modifying Code/Clone Chip.
• Icebreakers and Trojans (Botulus, Chromatophores, Hush, etc) can respond to facechecks.
• Value/Econ cards (like Coalescence) can be ‘compressed’, ‘dripping’ extra value from a single click, just by waiting a turn or two. (In the limit, you could host three Coalescences for [click], then install them on this-/Corp-/next-turns, netting +6[$], more than a Sure Gamble.)
• Tech/Hate cards (like Azimat) can be hosted, so that they don't clog up your your memory-limit or max-hand-size, while still being available (without wasting any SMC/Simulchip usages).

Likewise, it can ‘liquidate’ mid-run credits:

• Overclock’s 5[$] (R.I.P. Trick Shot) can be fully-spent even against uniced servers (EG. installing a Coalescence and trashing an Asset).

However, I'd prefer a templating that preserves hidden-information, like:

• [click]: Host any number of cards from your grip facedown on this hardware.
• Once per turn → 0[$]: Install 1 hosted card that's a program.

AFAICT, madani means “civil”/“civilized”.

PS. The first three times I re-read Madani, I realized something new. Very Shaper!

Anthill (🏗️🚛) is Weyland’s “long Rashida”!

• T+0: Install it and protect with a Kessleroid. Jamming a 3[$]-to-rez asset behind a 2[$]-to-rez gearcheck is affordable even without Hedge Fund.
• T+1: +1[$], 1 card. You'll break even on rez (WRT “units of value”), but you can't have completely bankrupted yourself rezzing ice.
• T+2: +5[$], 2 cards. You'll profit more, but you'll need to protect it rezzed for a turn. CF. Nico Campaign.

Design-wise, Anthill is the first(?) “Two-Turn Asset”. Most are either:

• “One-Turn pseudo-Operations”: like Rashida, Gaslight, etc. or:
• “Three-Plus-Turn” drip/click econ: like Otto, Nico, and other Campaigns.

This “One turn face-down; One turn face-up” (first with security through obscurity, then with security through.... ice, reprisals, etc) feels dynamic. You're still ramping rapidly, but not quite as easily as with Rashida. You're still exploiting hidden-information and click-constraints (the Runner checking unrezzed remotes), but you can't just spam three of these assets uniced.

I'd love more such “Contracts”.

BTW, this was the first card spoiled in Elevation’s “neo-Rashida cycle (non-neutral, powerful, accelerated econ assets/upgrades):

• 🟢 Anthill Excavation Contract
• 🟣 Humanoid Resources
• 🔴 Jinteki already has Charlotte Caçador?
• 🟡 Maybe NBN will get the “⅔ Rashida”? (EG. [$0] → When your turn begins, you may trash this asset to gain 2[$] and draw 2 cards.).

Mycoweb looks sweet.

Synergies:

• Can do 2–3 net damage (for just $0–$2): if you resolve a Bathynomus (sentry with three-damage sub, thanks @Cobalt), or a Karunā (sentry with two-damage sub), or an unrezzed/archived Anemone (for 1[$] total, by installing it in front of Mycoweb, since Anemone reads When you rez this ice during a run against this server, …).

• Can do 5 net damage(!): three from a cheap Sentry, like Bathynomus (3[$]-to-rez); plus two from a (pricy) Code-Gate, like Vampyronassa (7[$]-to-rez).

• Can “mimic” an EtR: with Flyswatter (or any “new Lotus Field”?).

• Could even “mimic” a Destroyer: with out-of-faction ICE.

Related:

• Like Ivik (a Barrier that's cheapened by Code-Gates), it cares about icetypes.

• Like Vampyronassa, it's a four-sub Code-Gate. Its ceiling is higher: install and rez some trashed ice in the third-outermost position (for two credits less, rather than two credits more), then end the run as well as dealing damage. But its floor (given ice-empty Archives and uninstalled non-Barriers) is much lower: literally ↳ ∅. ↳ ∅. ↳ ∅. ↳ ∅.

Direct Subroutine Resolution:

• Unlike most other Resolve 1 subroutine on a rezzed …. effects (like Ravana 1.0), Mycoweb can resolve subroutines on unrezzed ice (if you can afford the discounted rez-cost) and even trashed ice. CF. The banned Nanisivik Grid, which could also resolve unrezzed/trashed subs; but ignoring rez-cost, barrier subs too, and unbreakably (being an upgrade). This makes it less “conditional”, while still giving you the implicit strength-boosting (Mycoweb has 5 strength, Bathynomus/Anemone have less); as well as flexibility (like a ↳ Do 2 net damage or end the run.), FWIW.

• While splitting a Do N damage. effect across N multiple smaller ↳ Do 1 damage. subroutines is better in general (being more taxing to fully-break), keeping it on a single larger subroutine is better with resolution effects. Same with other numerical effects besides damage-dealing damage (like credit-zapping).