Entity graph
Browse a pre-loaded systems graph with nodes, edges, and OWL-classified entities. Inspect attributes, follow links, and visualize topology in 3D.
The hosted demo is live. It may be temporarily offline at times for enhancements and server migration — if it doesn't load, watch the walkthrough video below, or contact us to schedule a live walkthrough.
Watch the demo
A two-minute walkthrough of the platform: entity graphs, OWL reasoning, vector search, formal constraints, safety assessment generation, and architecture reasoning.
VectorMBE
Explore a hosted instance of VectorMBE. Query requirements, trace dependencies, validate coverage, generate complex safety assessments, and reason about architecture — all from your browser. VectorMBE goes far beyond requirements management: it autonomously synthesizes hazard analyses, derives architectural constraints, and evaluates design decisions against your safety case in real time.
The hosted web demo is live. It may be temporarily offline at times for enhancements and server migration — or deploy your own instance any time.
What you'll see
Browse a pre-loaded systems graph with nodes, edges, and OWL-classified entities. Inspect attributes, follow links, and visualize topology in 3D.
Run SPARQL-like queries over the ontology. Trace subclass relationships, check satisfiability, and see how formal axioms constrain the model.
Search by meaning, not keyword. Vector embeddings rank similar designs, requirements, and telemetry by semantic proximity.
Evaluate hard constraints that override probabilistic suggestions. See pass/fail results with severity levels and audit trails.
Automatically synthesize hazard analyses, fault trees, and FMEA entries from your model graph. VectorMBE reasons over failure modes, propagation paths, and mitigation coverage to produce auditable safety artifacts.
Ask architectural questions in natural language and receive answers grounded in your actual model. VectorMBE evaluates design decisions, surfaces constraint violations, and explains the rationale behind derived allocations and interface definitions.
The hosted VectorMBE demo at vectormbe.vectorstreamsystems.com is available now. It may be temporarily offline at times while we roll out enhancements and complete a server migration — if it doesn't load, check back shortly or contact us for a live walkthrough.
GitHub Sponsors help fund ongoing development and hosting — your support keeps the demo online and accelerates new features.
Prefer to run VectorMBE on your own machine? Build the Rust backend and the React UI from source.
# Terminal 1 — start the backend cd VectorMBE export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="target/release/build/torch-sys-*/out/libtorch/libtorch/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" VECTORMBE_REQUIRE_TORCH_GPU=false ./target/release/vectormbed # Terminal 2 — start the UI cd VectorMBE/ui npm run dev # Open the local UI in your browser
Requires Rust, Node 22, and a LibTorch setup. Or use Docker: docker-compose up --build in the VectorMBE repo.