This technology employs Tn7 transposon machinery to integrate 126-base single-stranded DNA barcodes into bacterial and archaeal genomes at precise loci. Its design features interleaved constant regions with random sequences and includes PCR jackpotting cassettes to ensure amplification fidelity by distinguishing genuine signals from artifacts. Flexible primer binding sites allow for tailoring amplicon lengths to various sequencing platforms, and the use of synthetic short single-stranded DNA cuts costs compared to traditional double-stranded constructs. These modular elements provide robust, high-throughput capabilities suitable for single-cell resolution studies and broader population analyses.