I've been a bridge engineer since 2008. I know what a preliminary design takes. Months of coordination across a dozen disciplines. Dozens of people. Software licenses that cost more than some of those people. Three days ago I told my @openclaw to start building an orchestration later on top of open-source engineering tools developed over the past 20 years . MCFT shear, Mander confined concrete, HEC-18 scour, p-y pile analysis, Mononobe-Okabe seismic earth pressure. The stuff that lives in spreadsheets nobody maintains and software nobody can afford and only few can master. @openclaw built 51 tools across 16 disciplines. Overnight. While I slept. OpenSeesPy, OpenFOAM, SUMO, PySWMM, GRASS GIS. All open source. Zero license cost. Then it peer reviewed its own work, found a major error, and fixed it before my alarm went off. Day two I said make it visual. Woke up to a 3D environment with real calculations behind every click. Day three we ran the full pipeline. Complete preliminary design package. I supervised. It engineered. They call it vibe coding. I call it vibe problem solving. The front end of a project, where firms burn months and millions just getting to 30%, that timeline just collapsed. Gradually, then suddenly.

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Why PySWMM? youtu.be/zavHTj1NPI0?feature… via @YouTube

PySWMM : Interview with Bryant McDonnell (3 of 3) by Mel Meng link.medium.com/pOx5gn1xL8

PySWMM : Interview with Bryant McDonnell (3 of 3) by Mel Meng link.medium.com/pOx5gn1xL8

PySWMM : Interview with Bryant McDonnell (2 of 3) by Mel Meng link.medium.com/R5MuL6FxI8

PySWMM: The Python Interface to Stormwater Management Model (SWMM) in The Journal of Open Source Software. Check it out!

PySWMM: The Python Interface to Stormwater Management Model (SWMM) joss.theoj.org/papers/10.211…

Just published in #JOSS_theOJ: 'PySWMM: The Python Interface to Stormwater Management Model (SWMM)' doi.org/10.21105/joss.02292

PySWMM : Interview with Bryant McDonnell (1 of 3) by Mel Meng link.medium.com/WvtmwcaqG8

Join the OWA-PySWMM team for future research, education, and US-China Smart Stormwater Cooperation pyswmm.readthedocs.io/en/lat…

Watch the video of Gonzalo Peña @goanpeca, he teaches us about "Take your (Storm) Water Modeling to the next level with PySWMM and the OpenWaterAnalytics Initiative" youtu.be/FozRiQIBMZc #PyConColombia2018

Iniciamos la jornada de la tarde del 1er día de #PyConColombia2018 con la charla de Gonzalo - @goanpeca sobre Take your (Storm) Water Modeling to the next level with PySWMM and the OpenWaterAnalytics Initiative

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