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Simjecture

Simjecture is an evidence-governed runtime for autonomous experimentation and falsification over hypothesis trees inside a human-defined scientific problem. It accepts a natural-language hypothesis, lets an agent commission and use computational instruments, and preserves an independently inspectable path from proposal to claim disposition.

This documentation describes version 0.1, a research preview. The project began in computational plasma physics. The same evidence harness is now ready to extend to other simulation-gated fields. The software has completed real autonomous CPU and CUDA campaigns, but it does not claim unrestricted hypothesis solving or empirical closure.

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:caption: Getting started

getting-started/installation
getting-started/first-run
getting-started/web-interface
getting-started/terminal-ui
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:caption: Demonstrations

demos/gray-scott
demos/collisionless-gem
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:caption: Explanation

concepts/architecture
concepts/evidence-and-claims
research/limitations
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:caption: How-to guides

how-to/guided-commissioning
how-to/add-a-capability
how-to/deploy-runtimes
how-to/deepseek-harness
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:caption: Reference

reference/cli
reference/repository-map
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:caption: Research record

research/status
research/run-0004
research/next-steps
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:caption: Development

development/documentation
development/releasing