Free single-host static demo

Explore StressLab without a backend.

This version runs entirely on precomputed StressLab scenarios, so it can live on GitHub Pages for free. The controls below snap to the nearest real scenario in a curated library instead of starting a live Python run.

Across domains, collapse thresholds are primarily utilization-led; coupling mainly narrows the failure margin rather than moving the threshold much.
StressLab main result figure

Preset

Choose a domain story, then adjust the same knobs used in the live demo.

Controls

The result snaps to the nearest precomputed scenario in the library.

Scenario result

A research-backed preview of collapse risk, failure margin, bottlenecks, and intervention leverage.

Scenario figure

Representative figure

Interpretation

Top bottlenecks

    Critical edges

      Why this works on GitHub Pages

      The static demo packages a small library of real StressLab runs for each preset and uses nearest-scenario matching in the browser. That keeps the experience free, fast, and reproducible while staying grounded in actual search and optimization outputs.

      If you want the fully live version later, the same presets can still be served through the Python API. This page is the zero-cost publishing path.

      What to look for

      • Push utilization upward and watch collapse risk accelerate faster than the other knobs move it.
      • Increase coupling and note that the failure margin usually shrinks faster than the threshold moves.
      • Reduce slack to make the same utilization level feel more brittle.
      • Use the healthcare preset for the clearest story and the market preset for the sharpest “margin disappears first” pattern.
      Failure margin follow-up result

      Coupling compresses margin

      The controlled follow-up found that coupling mostly narrows shock margin rather than relocating the threshold much.

      Healthcare case study

      Concrete case study

      The healthcare preset connects the abstract result to an intuitive overload and intervention story.

      Cross-domain collapse overlay

      Cross-domain context

      The static demo is anchored to the same cross-domain finding shown in the flagship studies.