MiroFish

MiroFish demo

Use the MiroFish demo to understand the full prediction workflow before a real run.

A good demo should show more than a polished screen. It should help you judge whether the seed-to-graph-to-simulation workflow produces useful, grounded reports for the kind of questions you actually ask.

What to test first

  1. Start with a single sample question instead of a broad research topic.
  2. Check whether the graph captures real actors, incentives, and relationships.
  3. Read the report for reasoning, uncertainty, and missing context.
  4. Ask a follow-up question that forces the system to explain a weak signal.
  5. Decide whether your real source material is ready for a live run.

Sample demo scenarios

Product launch reaction

Simulate how early adopters, skeptical users, journalists, and competitors respond during the first week after launch.

Market narrative shift

Model how a pricing change, earnings surprise, or policy update could move investor sentiment and public explanations.

Community response

Explore how supporters, critics, and undecided observers might react when a public statement enters social discussion.

Demo vs live workspace

The demo is for orientation. It helps you understand the steps and quality bar. The live workspace is the better choice when you need to use your own files, preserve a result, or prepare a decision report.

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