simparse is a lightweight Rust and Python scanner for simulation project and
case metadata.
| Format | Files |
|---|---|
| COMSOL | .mph |
| Abaqus | .inp, .inc |
| Fluent | .cas.h5, .msh.h5 |
| HFSS / AEDT | .aedt, .aedtz |
simparse is meant to compose with existing simulation tools, not replace them.
It focuses on lightweight agent workflows: metadata, inventory, quick directory
scans, and deciding when a heavier vendor or Python tool should be called next.
See tool design principles.
cargo run -p simparse-cli -- inspect /path/to/model.mph --json
cargo run -p simparse-cli -- scan /path/to/history --jsonlmaturin develop
python -c "import simparse; print(simparse.inspect('/path/to/model.inp'))"
python benchmarks/compare.pyThis benchmark models one practical agent path: call one external tool to scan a group of public simulation artifacts. The bars include process startup and library import cost. The JSON artifact also records an in-process Python baseline for context; those numbers are useful for library-level comparison, but are not the primary agent tool-call scenario.
The benchmark downloads public URLs listed in benchmarks/public-artifacts.json
into target/ and writes artifacts/public-benchmark.json plus
artifacts/public-benchmark.svg. Vendor-native parser timings are not included
because they require locally licensed software or APIs.
Apache-2.0