run-simulation

To simulate a value stream, define a feature file capturing your scenario and execute it to run the simulation. The engine computes state transitions to identify bottlenecks and visualize flow performance results.

Value stream scenario analysis works by using an immutable tick-based engine to compute state transitions across different configurations. It compares variables like batch sizes or staffing levels to predict lead times and throughput.

Yes, you can compare multiple value stream scenarios by defining reusable feature files with different batch sizes or staffing levels. The simulation results analyzer evaluates these scenarios to predict and optimize lead times and throughput.

The best way to visualize value stream simulation results is by using the built-in visualization component. It renders the computed state transitions from the tick-based engine, allowing you to clearly see bottlenecks and flow performance metrics.

No external dependencies are required to run value stream simulations. The skill operates independently using pure functions to compute state transitions and extensible architecture for configuration, visualization, and reporting.

You configure the simulation engine by creating a feature specification file that captures your software development value stream parameters. The immutable engine processes these configurations to compute state transitions and visualize results.