The Argo Repack is a specialized industrial starship engineered to handle one of the most demanding logistics tasks in the ‘verse: reformatting, reorganizing, and redistributing cargo across different container sizes. Designed as a dedicated repackaging platform, the Repack focuses entirely on cargo handling efficiency, material recovery, and container production. Built around a central processing hall with a straight-through conveyor system, the ship collects incoming cargo at the forward grid, unpacks and sorts its contents, and prepares newly formatted containers for departure through the aft cargo grid. To support this process, the Repack integrates both a smelter and a container-production line, allowing the crew to recycle damaged or oversized containers and fabricate new ones when needed. Its dual-deck habitation structure provides a clear separation between bridge operations, crew living space, and the lower-level engineering and component bays. Above the main hull, the ship houses all liquid and gas storage tanks, concealed under an protective roof. Solid-material tanks are mounted externally at the aft sides, just before the engines, providing direct routing to the packing systems. Remote tractor-beam turrets positioned around the ship allow precise container handling from fixed, optimized locations—supporting forward intake, mid-ship manipulation along the cargo grid, and long-reach loading behind the engines. Purpose-built, rugged, and unmistakably Argo in its industrial character, the Repack is a logistics vessel created for crews who need to reshape cargo flow at scale—efficiently, reliably, and on the move.