InfraSim

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Open Infrastructure Simulation

InfraSim is an open-source framework for simulating, stress-testing, and experimenting with infrastructure, organizations, and digital economies. Think of it as a sandbox where AI agents, blockchain, and humans meet to create, test, and learn how complex systems behave.

TL;DR

InfraSim helps you design, deploy, and simulate universes that combine: digital companies, DAOs, networks, blockchains, APIs, and human/AI collaboration. It’s a flexible environment for research, education, red teaming, and innovation.

What InfraSim Does

Infrastructure Modeling

Simulate infrastructure at different levels of fidelity: from abstract “shapes” (networks, companies, contracts) down to real APIs, smart contracts, and service deployments.

Digital Organizations

Create DAOs or tokenized companies with Solidity contracts, governance flows, treasury logic, and smart-wallet integrations.

AI-Orchestrated Workflows

Integrate LangChain, Ollama, Claude, or OpenAI models to automate microtasks, orchestrate agents, and run red/blue team exercises.

Multiplayer Collaboration

Matrix-powered clients let groups of humans and AI agents interact in shared simulations, complete with wallets, governance, and event streams.

How It Works

  1. Simulation Engine: a modular backend that runs universes, synchronizing time across agents and systems.
  2. Entity System: everything is modeled as an entity with metadata, history, and custody logs (companies, wallets, APIs, infrastructure nodes, etc.).
  3. Zoomable Fidelity: switch from low-res modeling (shapes & flows) to high-res detail (logs, APIs, contracts) as needed.
  4. Human/AI Agents: orchestrate tasks, run experiments, or simulate attacks and defenses using real AI tools.
  5. Interoperability: plug into Ethereum, Polygon, sidechains, or Docker-based local infrastructure.

In Progress

Why It Matters

Digital infrastructure underpins everything — finance, logistics, governance, communication. But real-world testing is risky and expensive. InfraSim provides a safe sandbox to explore these systems before deploying them, helping innovators, researchers, and communities build resilient, transparent, and ethical systems.

Core Team

Aaron Goulden

Aaron Goulden is a software engineer from the UK with expertise in blockchain technology, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. He created InfraSim to provide researchers, developers, and organizations with a safe environment to experiment with and test complex digital infrastructure systems.

📧 Contact: [email protected]

Contribute

Open Source & MIT Licensed

InfraSim is open source software released under the MIT License, which means you're free to use, modify, and distribute the code for any purpose. We believe in building technology that's accessible and transparent for everyone.

How to Contribute

We welcome contributions from developers, researchers, and enthusiasts of all skill levels. Here's how you can get involved:

  • 🐛 Report bugs or suggest features through GitHub Issues
  • 💻 Submit code via pull requests for bug fixes or new features
  • 📖 Improve documentation to help others understand and use InfraSim
  • 🧪 Test and provide feedback on experimental features
  • 💡 Share ideas for new simulation scenarios and use cases

🚀 Get started: Visit our GitHub repository to fork the project, read the contribution guidelines, and start contributing!

Get In Touch

We welcome contributors, testers, researchers, and collaborators.

📧 Email: [email protected]

💻 Code: GitHub Repository