simulation-invariant-auditor

You can audit simulation invariants to validate deterministic correctness by checking lawful state transitions and reproducible replay across ticks. The auditor collects real artifacts via terminal commands, generates helper scripts for log slicing and event filtering, and identifies the earliest root invariant violation.

An invariant audit for tick-based event sourcing validates that state transitions remain lawful and deterministic during replay. It proactively checks invariants across events, phases, markets, and resources while you are coding or refactoring core simulation logic.

Finding the root cause of a simulation invariant violation involves checking deterministic invariants against events and state to identify the earliest root violation. The auditor produces a concise report and provides helper scripts for timeline analysis and replay diffs to isolate the issue.

Yes, you can use the invariant auditor for log analysis and event filtering during refactoring. It writes focused helper scripts for repetitive investigation tasks, including artifact discovery, log slicing, event filtering, timelines, and replay diffs to support evidence-backed analysis.

You need to audit simulation invariants for reproducibility whenever you modify simulation semantics, ordering, lifecycle, persistence, or replay code. Auditing should be invoked automatically after changing core simulation logic to verify that deterministic invariants still hold before proceeding.

No external dependencies are required to run deterministic replay checks on event-sourced systems. The auditor operates without dependencies by using terminal commands to discover real artifacts and generating ready-made scripts for artifact discovery, log slicing, and event filtering.