Control panel
Read the map, inspect actor history, and change a running world safely.
World map
The map is the spatial view of the simulation. Actor markers show where people are now; movement mode explains whether someone is home, wandering, on an errand, travelling to the practice, or waiting.
Selecting an actor opens the same profile record used by the operational views, so the map is an entry point into history rather than a separate visualization.
Live controls
The control strip changes the active configuration without hiding the world state. You can pause or resume automatic stepping, advance manually, and tune the dials that shape each tick.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Time step | How many simulated minutes a tick advances |
| Appointment pressure | Likelihood that demand produces booking work |
| Message volume | Likelihood and amount of organic messaging |
| Decision mode | Deterministic, human-review, or AI evaluation |
| Transports | Independent booking, message, and cancellation mechanisms |
Operational views
Organizations and profiles
Start from a business or scan the whole population. Organization queues keep work scoped to the actors affiliated with that business.
Appointments and messages
See completed work beside queued or failed work. Message threads preserve sender and recipient actors across profile, practice, and world directions.
Decisions, tasks, operations, and events
Decisions explain why work was created. Tasks show what remains. Operation attempts expose the exact transport request and result. Events provide a compact chronological audit.
Actor view
The actor view brings identity and operations together: affiliations, relationships, role, care context, temperament, current stress, trust, movement, messages, appointments, decisions, and tasks.