Agent System Simulator
Test the system around the model, not just the model.
Test the system around the model, not just the model.
The supplied model reliability is point six two, so failure probability is point three eight. A perfect verifier retries a failed output up to twice. Under independent identical synthetic draws, final failure requires three failures, or point three eight cubed. Success is therefore ninety four point five one two eight percent, compared with sixty two for one call. At two point five pixels per expected percentage point the bars span one hundred fifty five and two hundred thirty six point two eight two. This is probability arithmetic matching source flags, not a measured model benchmark. The verifier is assumed to detect corruption perfectly and is not an actual judge model. One direct route makes one synthetic model call per task. Adding up to two verifier retries raises expected calls to one plus point three eight plus point one four four four, or one point five two four four. At one hundred twenty pixels per expected call the bars span one hundred twenty and one hundred eighty two point nine two eight. Across forty tasks the expected total is about sixty point nine eight calls, not guaranteed for every random batch. The caught counter increments once when corruption reaches a verifier, while retries count later attempts. No provider API calls, actual model token costs, or output quality assessments occur in this local simulation. The parallel preset considers two routes when a parallel node is on a path. Each route can pass through the perfect verifier and two retries. If their failures are independent, both fail with probability point three eight raised to six, giving about ninety nine point seven percent overall success. At two point four pixels per rounded percentage point the single retried and parallel bars span two hundred twenty six point eight two four and two hundred thirty nine point two eight. The source evaluates both routes and sums their calls rather than canceling a loser after one wins. Later model nodes can overwrite a corruption flag, so arbitrary edited topologies need separate reasoning. Exported topology records structure, not verified real agent work.