Welcome to the completengine developer community. We are building the next generation of concurrent event simulation — an open platform where complex systems can be modeled, tested, and understood.

The engine handles millions of concurrent events with deterministic replay, making it ideal for network simulations, game servers, financial modeling, and distributed systems testing.

Our community drives the engine forward — from core contributions to plugin development, from bug reports to architecture discussions. Every voice matters here.

 1  concurrent_events    Handle 10M+ events/sec
 2  deterministic_replay Reproduce any simulation run
 3  plugin_system        Extend with custom modules
 4  hot_reload           Modify running simulations
 5  distributed_mode     Scale across clusters
 6  time_warp            Fast-forward or rewind state
 7  event_tracing        Full causality chain tracking
 8  snapshot_export      Save/restore simulation state

Each feature is designed with developer experience in mind. The API is clean, the documentation is thorough, and the community is here to help.

Get up and running in under a minute:

 1  # Install via cargo
 2  $ cargo install completengine
 3
 4  # Or clone and build from source
 5  $ git clone https://github.com/completengine/core
 6  $ cd core && cargo build --release
 7
 8  # Create your first simulation
 9  $ completengine init my-sim
10  $ cd my-sim
11  $ completengine run

Your simulation is now running locally. Open http://localhost:8080 to see the dashboard. Edit sim.toml to configure events, timing, and output formats.

Read the full documentation at docs.completengine.net or jump into the #help channel.

completengine is open source and community-driven. Here is how you can help:

All contributions follow our CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md. Be kind, be constructive, be curious.