matrix-data-model-progression-testing

Verify 2D numeric matrix evolution over simulated time using ASCII progression targets.

2|Updated Nov 28, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/joshribakoff/surfsim --skill matrix-data-model-progression-testing
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Skill: matrix-data-model-progression-testing
Source: https://github.com/joshribakoff/surfsim/tree/main/.claude/skills/matrix-data-model-progression-testing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/joshribakoff/surfsim --skill matrix-data-model-progression-testing

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Verifies how 2D numeric matrices evolve over simulated time using a dedicated progression framework, enabling reproducible data validation for simulation components.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • ASCII-based progression utilities for describing matrix evolution
  • Define progression tests that capture time-evolving matrices and compare them against ASCII targets
  • Debug and validate bathymetry, energy field, and foam data across time slices

Quick Start

Run the progression tests to validate matrix time-evolution against ASCII targets.

Frequently Asked Questions about matrix-data-model-progression-testing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I test 2D matrix progressions over simulated time?

You can test 2D matrix progressions by defining tests that compare expected ASCII matrix encodings against computed snapshots of your simulation data across time slices.

What is ASCII matrix progression testing for simulation data?

ASCII matrix progression testing is a validation method that verifies how 2D numeric matrices evolve over simulated time by comparing time-evolving data against ASCII targets.

Can I validate bathymetry and energy field data using ASCII matrix encodings?

Yes, you can validate bathymetry, energy field, and foam data by applying a progression framework to debug and validate these 2D numeric matrices across time slices.

How do I compare expected matrix progressions to computed snapshots?

You compare expected progressions to computed snapshots by using defineProgression utilities to capture time-evolving matrices and matching them against ASCII matrix targets.

Do I need defineProgression utilities to run 2D matrix progression tests?

Yes, defineProgression utilities are required to define the progression tests that capture and validate time-evolving 2D numeric matrices against ASCII matrix encodings.

What's the best way to validate time-based behaviors in 2D numeric matrices?

The best way to validate time-based behaviors is using a dedicated progression framework that compares expected ASCII matrix progressions to computed simulation snapshots.