simulai.tech
real-time simulation compute · gpu kernel orchestration · deterministic state propagation
$ cat ./manifest.txt
simulai.tech operates a fleet of distributed simulation kernels engineered for high-throughput physical, agent-based, and probabilistic models. The platform is a working tool, not a marketing surface: every panel on this page reflects the same brutalist data-density philosophy that drives the runtime itself.
The runtime supports deterministic replay, sub-millisecond tick scheduling, and zero-copy memory passing between kernel boundaries. Workloads are dispatched onto heterogeneous compute -- CUDA, ROCm, CPU SIMD lanes -- via a unified IR that compiles ahead-of-time. State is propagated through immutable snapshots; nothing is mutated in place.
Operators get raw access. No abstraction layers, no hand-holding, no "no-code" pretensions. You drop into a terminal, you write the kernel, the system executes it across the cluster. Logs stream to stdout, metrics emit on a dedicated UDP channel, snapshots persist to columnar storage.
> 4 active modules · 2,184 ops/cycle · deterministic_v3
- module/scheduler: adaptive_dag rev.41
- module/transport: zerocopy.shm.v2
- module/persist: columnar.snap.gz
- module/observe: udp.metrics.bin
- latency 0.30 ms
- throughput 847 ops/s
- vram 21.4 gb
- tensor.core 94.1 %
- err.rate 0.002 %
- queue.depth 128 jobs