A world sample. From a single seed sentence, the machine grew a self-maintaining power plant — its engineering, its failure modes, its repair doctrine — and kept it coherent: every figure below is annotated by the same machinery that imagined it, and the annotations agree with each other.
Nothing on this page is a real facility, and that is the point. A specialist cannot learn deep experience from records the world never kept — so the machine constructs worlds in which that experience can be had: situations with physics, constraints, consequences, and enough internal consistency that a decision made inside them has something real to collide with.
Depth means consequences. The world doesn't just contain equipment — it contains what happens when equipment fails, and what a competent response looks like, step by step, to the restored state:
Decision experience is situations with trade-offs and consequences attached. Worlds like this one are where those situations come from: a scenario is a region of the decision space to master, not a fact to memorize. In our vision work, the same principle — training on focused generated worlds — moved small models drastically in the target direction without losing their general skill; the studies on the research page measure how far that carries into business decisions.
the full world sample — chapters, spec sheets, repair doctrine — available on request · hello@truna.ai