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Quickstart

Get from first prompt to first result quickly.

This quickstart covers the fastest path from login to a completed simulation workflow.

1. Sign in and open chat

  • Sign in at /login.
  • If your environment is gated, complete invite/waitlist access first.
  • Open a new chat (or a project chat) to start.

2. Send your first simulation request

Use a concrete prompt, for example:
  • "Simulate airflow over a NACA 0012 airfoil at 10 m/s."
  • "Run a lid-driven cavity case at Re=1000."
  • "Analyze flow through a pipe contraction from 10 cm to 5 cm."
The agent will set up files, generate mesh inputs, run the simulation path (if your plan allows), and return progress in-chat.

3. Inspect results

After completion, continue in the same chat:
  • Ask for key metrics and interpretation
  • Open the 3D viewer for interactive inspection
  • Request a variant run (new parameters, mesh changes, solver changes)
  • Compare runs or start a parameter sweep

4. Save and share your work

  • Keep related runs in a project
  • Export chat outputs (PDF/JSON/Markdown)
  • Share via link or collaborators
  • Generate a structured report artifact
Anonymous mode
Anonymous sessions can be available for trial use, but they run with limited tools/models and do not provide full execution capabilities.

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How It Works

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3D Viewer

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