The operator seat.
Real operator tools on the live simulation. An intrusion-response scenario is flown from a standard TAK client — detection to engagement clearance — and the whole human session replays byte-identically from its log.
Intrusion detected
perimeter sensor · SAPIENT reports
ISR scout dispatched
by the operator, from TAK
EO confirms
fused track on the map
Engagement cleared
operator designates · effector fires
Byte-identical replay
every input logged
TAK-native
The fused air picture streams as Cursor-on-Target: ATAK and WebTAK operators see it live, and their actions drive the simulation on the same wire. The seat is not a bespoke console — it is the toolchain operators already field.
DIS at the boundary
Existing simulators and range tools connect over DIS as a federation would; the deterministic core stays single-process inside. Interoperability at the edge, reproducibility at the centre.
Train on the fielded toolchain
The same committed scenario runs headless with a scripted operator for regression, or live with a human in the seat. Same models, same wire — the environment that evaluates the system is the one that trains its operators.
After-action review built in
Every operator input is recorded with the run. The session replays exactly for debrief — from the log, not a screen recording — so any moment of the mission can be re-examined with the full simulation state behind it.