MiroFish

Plan your first run

An AI simulator for your next decision

Explore how people with different goals might react to a change. Use MiroFish to compare possible responses, find weak assumptions, and decide what to test next.

Choose a question the simulator can explore

A useful fit

Decisions involving people with competing incentives: a product launch, a community rule, a policy proposal, or a negotiation. Supply facts that constrain how participants could respond.

Use another method when needed

Physical engineering calculations need validated numerical models. Measured customer preferences need real research. A language-based simulation cannot establish either by itself.

Run your first scenario

  1. Open the console

    Start in your browser. Enter the decision you want to explore; no code is required.

  2. Make the brief specific

    Include the options, participant roles, constraints, and time horizon. Check the prepared brief and correct missing or mistaken details.

  3. Follow the simulation

    Review the relationship graph and the different perspectives as the run progresses. Distinguish supplied facts from generated assumptions.

  4. Read the report and choose a next step

    Compare the arguments and risks. Identify evidence that would change your decision, then use real observations to test it.

Example: change a community rule

This sample scenario shows how to frame a first run. It does not represent measured results.

Decision

Should a community restrict promotional posts to one weekly thread?

Participants and constraints

Consider new members, regular contributors, moderators, and small business owners. Add the current rules, recent member feedback, moderation capacity, and a four-week trial period.

Question

How could each group react to a weekly thread compared with the current policy? Which exceptions or explanations might reduce friction?

After the run, compare the objections and proposed compromises. Use a real member survey or a limited trial to test the most consequential assumptions.

See the workspace

MiroFish environment setup workspace showing a relationship graph beside fictional agent personas and simulation configuration
Relationship graph, agent personas, and simulation configuration in a single MiroFish workspace.

Try a scenario, then choose a plan

Free trial — $0

Guests get 1 simulation. Signed-in free accounts get 2 simulations. No payment is required.

Starter — $9 / month

10 analyses per month. Renews monthly until canceled.

Pro — $29 / month

50 analyses per month. Renews monthly until canceled.

Enterprise — $59 / month

320 analyses per month. Renews monthly until canceled.

Questions before you start

What kind of AI simulator is MiroFish?

MiroFish simulates participant perspectives for decisions and scenarios. It is useful for exploring reactions and tradeoffs; it is not a physics simulator or a source of guaranteed outcomes.

Do I need to install anything or write code?

No installation or code is needed for the hosted workflow. Open the console in your browser and describe the question you want to explore.

What makes a useful first scenario?

Choose one decision with a clear time horizon. Name the affected groups, add the facts and constraints you know, and state which alternatives you want to compare.

How much does it cost to try?

The free trial includes 1 guest simulation or 2 simulations on a signed-in free account. Starter costs $9 per month and includes 10 analyses per month.

What should I do after reading the report?

Review the assumptions and disagreements, choose a claim to test outside the simulation, and add better evidence before rerunning. Do not treat generated reactions as measured customer research.

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