Start from seed data
Use a brief, report, article, transcript, or internal note so the simulation is grounded in the situation you care about.
AI simulator
An AI simulator for rehearsing complex scenarios before they happen.
MiroFish helps you move beyond one-shot prompting. Bring seed data, define a scenario, and run a multi-agent simulation that exposes likely reactions, tensions, and decision paths.
Where an AI simulator helps
An AI simulator is useful when the question depends on many actors instead of one clean answer. MiroFish is built for situations where customers, voters, founders, investors, users, media, or internal teams may respond differently to the same event.
The output is not a guaranteed prediction. It is a structured rehearsal that helps you compare possible paths, find hidden assumptions, and improve the question before you commit time or budget.
How MiroFish runs a simulation
Build the world
MiroFish extracts entities and relationships, then turns that structure into a graph that agents can reason around.
Inspect the report
Review the simulation summary, likely tensions, disagreement points, and follow-up questions before running another pass.
Simulation example
A founder can paste a launch announcement, target audience, competitor summary, and pricing concern. MiroFish can simulate how different audience groups react, which objection spreads first, and which supporting message makes the plan easier to understand.
The team can then change one variable, such as price, positioning, or launch timing, and rerun the simulation. Comparing two reports helps separate durable signals from one-off model noise.
How to interpret results
Read a MiroFish simulation as a rehearsal. The goal is to discover plausible reactions, weak assumptions, and useful next questions before a real-world decision. A good simulation report should make uncertainty clearer, not hide it behind a single confident answer.
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