An agent-driven workflow to autonomously solve mathematical modeling problems.
An agent-driven research harness for automated math modeling and version control.
AutoMM is an agent-driven research harness built on the dsh ecosystem to autonomously execute mathematical modeling tasks. It suits researchers and students tackling structured math problems who want to automate everything from literature review to formula derivation and final reporting.
The tool drives a step-by-step math modeling workflow covering problem understanding, literature research, hypothesis formulation, calculation, and feasibility checks. It runs isolated tasks via a supervised worker framework and compiles results into a traceable final summary report while offering a real-time monitoring dashboard.
It suits quantitative researchers, students, and modeling competitors looking to offload repetitive pipeline execution and version control friction. It does not suit casual users looking for a plug-and-play chat interface or automated academic paper writing, as it explicitly stops short of writing full papers.
Progresses sequentially through problem understanding, formulas, implementation, and visualization.
Starts a live dashboard to monitor modeling status, hypotheses, and formula derivations.
Creates isolated tasks handled by asynchronous supervised workers to prevent execution blocks.
Generates a structured final summary report compiling the entire pipeline output.
The software is provided via its source repository with no license stated. The only cost is running it yourself on your own hardware using your own compute resources.
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No, the repository states that this version does not automatically write papers.
Tasks are isolated and run asynchronously via supervised workers to keep implementation agents from waiting.
You must place the real problem text into request/problem.md and datasets into the data/ directory.
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