whip-simulate

Automate multi-agent simulations to measure output consistency across runs.

10|1|Updated Feb 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bang9/ai-tools --skill whip-simulate
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Skill: whip-simulate
Source: https://github.com/bang9/ai-tools/tree/main/whip/skills-codex/whip-simulate
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bang9/ai-tools --skill whip-simulate

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automates systematic multi-agent simulation experiments to measure output consistency across runs.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Whip mode uses the $whip-start workflow to run each simulation as a separate task.
  • Agent mode bypasses the orchestrator and runs lightweight single-shot simulations with spawn_agent.
  • Defines a concrete test plan, explicit output contracts, and a structured analysis workflow for consistency.
  • Guides users from scenario concretization to result analysis and reporting.

Quick Start

Use $whip-simulate <scenario> to run multi-agent simulations from a user-provided scenario and analyze output patterns for consistency.

Frequently Asked Questions about whip-simulate

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

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How do I measure multi-agent output consistency across multiple runs?

You can measure multi-agent output consistency by automating systematic simulation experiments. This requires defining a concrete test plan and explicit output contracts to validate non-deterministic behavior at scale across multiple runs.

What is the best way to stress-test non-deterministic behavior in multi-agent systems?

Stress-testing non-deterministic behavior involves running A/B style comparisons and equivalence validation at scale. By executing agent-based runs via spawn_agent or whip workflows, you can analyze output patterns for consistency.

How do I run multi-agent simulations using whip workflows?

To run multi-agent simulations, use whip mode to execute the whip-start workflow, which processes each simulation as a separate task. This guides you from scenario concretization through structured result analysis and reporting.

Can I bypass the orchestrator for lightweight single-shot agent simulations?

Yes, you can use agent mode to bypass the orchestrator and run lightweight single-shot simulations. This mode utilizes direct spawn_agent execution to quickly measure output consistency without full workflow overhead.

Do I need explicit output contracts to validate multi-agent consistency?

Yes, explicit output contracts are required to validate multi-agent consistency effectively. They ensure scenario concretization and structured analysis workflows accurately measure and compare non-deterministic outputs across runs.