MiroFish

MiroFish how to use

How to use MiroFish for your first useful simulation.

The safest way to learn MiroFish is to run one small scenario end to end. Start with narrow seed material, a clear question, and a conservative number of simulation rounds.

Step-by-step workflow

  1. Prepare one focused seed file or paste a concise brief.
  2. Write a requirement that names the actors, time horizon, and desired report.
  3. Generate the ontology and check that the entities make sense.
  4. Build the graph and confirm node and edge counts are not empty.
  5. Create and prepare the simulation with a small scope.
  6. Run a conservative first simulation and inspect activity.
  7. Generate a report and ask follow-up questions.

Good first prompts

Market narrative

Using this brief, simulate how different investor groups react over 10 rounds and identify the strongest counter-narratives.

Public opinion

Model how supporters, critics, journalists, and undecided observers react to this announcement over one week.

Product launch

Simulate early adopter reactions, likely objections, and the changes most likely to improve adoption.

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