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@x12i/memorix-pipeline-simulator

v1.32.0

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Local disposable sandbox for the Memorix entity processing pipeline

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@x12i/memorix-pipeline-simulator

Local, disposable sandbox for the Memorix entity processing pipeline: create a simulation, advance stage by stage, and watch record JSON grow — without touching memorix-entities or memorix-catalox.

v1 uses fabricated stage transitions in-browser (checklist §1.2 sandboxed execution API does not exist yet). Shared demo domain lives in memorix-simulator-shared. Spec/checklist: .operational/pipeline-simulator/.

Sibling products

| Product | Port | Lens | |---------|------|------| | Pipeline Simulator (this app) | 5179 | Rehearse stages locally; never writes real data | | Pipeline Manager | 5176 | Real runs against entities | | Data Simulator | 5178 | Preview descriptors against seed/sim records | | Catalox Manager | 5177 | Author/publish metadata |

Quick start

cd memorix-pipeline-simulator
npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:5179/ (Explorer API on :5181).

Features

| Route | Purpose | |-------|---------| | / | Dashboard — sims, record counts, resumable-stage count | | /simulations/new | Create (demo seed; custom IDs stubbed) | | /simulations/:id | Stage rail, file tree, Advance/Reset, export, failures | | /about | Grounded vs illustrative | | /settings | Local-only mode, sibling links |

Honesty

  • Stage logic is fabricated — UI badges say so; not a real CLI dry-run.
  • Enrichment / roll-down are explicit no-ops for the kitchen-recalls demo scope.
  • Custom record-id seeding is disabled until GET /snapshots/... is wired.
  • Flow D to Data Simulator: built-in demos via shared package; custom sims via Export checkpoint → Data Simulator Import.

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