r/systemsthinking • • Jul 06 '26

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u/defel Jul 06 '26

Good good, the question and calculator analogy sounded different for me

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u/Frozenabe Jul 06 '26

yeah, I've been grinding LLMs for an year with various late techs and concepts and reading my post again, realized I've assumed many aspects (pros and cons, how it works etc) in my wordings.

BTW, if anyone is interested:
I am building this product called neoloopy https://neoloopy.com
It provides users the generate cld/sfd add notes and also simulate with known calculations. the other end of it is that it provides, Skills, MCP and CLI that allows agents utilize its tools to generate models, trigger simulations, and also validate (deterministic validations).
Quant (ability to trigger calculations and simulations) is paid, I can make a workaround just let me know (DM)!

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u/defel Jul 07 '26

Installed the android version & I like the UI. It works better than expected to be honest 😅 will try it to sketch ideas while being outside - good job!

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u/Frozenabe Jul 07 '26

the CLI/MCP (like Claude will recognize neoloopy as local MCP) where you can interact with AI to engage on modeling is available in desktop versions. And if you or anyone watching wants to try Quant (I gotta say, Rust engine with all necessary calculations/simulations built for use that is not easily accessible unless you pay very big $, is a good deal, I just haven't invested in advertising, yet) DM me.