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  # synai-simulator
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  > Experimental prototype — open to discussion and collaboration.
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  ## Purpose
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  It is designed to help researchers, engineers, and system architects understand how different scheduling strategies, resource bottlenecks, and failure modes affect:
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  The simulator provides a controlled environment to experiment with real-world system dynamics rather than idealized steady-state behavior.
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  ## What It Simulates
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  Tasks are created, queued, scheduled, executed, and eventually completed or failed.
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  Simulates CPU and RAM allocation, contention, and pressure.
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  Workers have fixed resource limits and can execute multiple tasks concurrently.
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  Realistic failure scenarios caused by pressure, timeouts, starvation, or load shedding.
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  Continuous measurement of pressure, queue length, failures, throughput, and stability.
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  Explore the behavior of scheduling strategies under stress.
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  ## License
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