Recent highlights
Product notes and research highlights from the Reflux team on visible simulator workflows, template-backed generation, desktop adapters, and reviewed process-model plans.
Why AI tools that write to a simulator should verify every change by reading it back, and gate every reported result, before an engineer trusts a word.
What programmatic control of Aspen Plus really is, what an AI agent can do with it today, and why write verification and review gates decide whether you can trust it.
A practical look at how an AI copilot turns convergence troubleshooting from guess-and-rerun into one verified change at a time.
An honest comparison of Python/VBA COM scripting and an AI copilot for Aspen Plus automation, including when the plain script is still the right tool.
The product intuition behind visible, reviewed simulation workflows.
How a reviewed process-study flow can make simulator work easier to inspect.
Using known-good cases and templates as the starting point for repeatable runs.
How local simulator control becomes a reviewable product surface.
Why the review gate is central to agentic process-model automation.