SimPilot supports repeatable simulation workflows through templates, batches, and parameter sweeps.
Templates
Templates capture reusable case logic so teams can avoid rebuilding setups from scratch.
Typical template metadata includes:
- Name and category
- Solver and scope (private/org/public)
- Versioned case files
- Parameter schema and defaults
Templates are useful for recurring analysis types (for example repeated geometry classes or standard operating envelopes).
Instantiation workflow
A template can be instantiated with parameter input, producing case-ready files for execution. This helps standardize baseline setups while still allowing controlled variation.
When the agent is working in chat, it can also render the same kind of preview and parameter-picking interaction inline with OpenUI before handing off to the dedicated template surface or continuing the conversation.
Batch simulation
Batch workflows run multiple simulation jobs together and provide consolidated status and comparison outputs.
Parameter sweeps
Sweeps expand one or more parameters into multiple run combinations. SimPilot can chunk large sweeps into sequential batches within platform limits.
Result comparison and regression checks
After batches complete, comparison workflows can:
- Extract metrics from completed jobs
- Build side-by-side tables
- Compute deltas against a baseline
- Flag potential regressions
Recommended usage pattern
- Build and validate a baseline case.
- Capture as a template.
- Run parameter sweeps for alternatives.
- Compare outcomes and generate a report.
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