Command line

Command	What it does
`wobbl PART "question"`	answers a question in plain words, guessing what it leaves out
`wobbl run`	runs a strength study with explicit material, supports and loads
`wobbl inspect`	lists the holes, fillets, sharp corners, walls and faces of a part
`wobbl thermal`	runs a steady or transient heat study
`wobbl circuit`	checks an LED, RC network, buck converter or MOSFET, or runs a netlist
`wobbl motion`	flies a drop, a throw or a rocket spec through air, wind, thrust and parachutes
`wobbl check`	shows the checks and confidence of a finished run
`wobbl report`	rebuilds and opens the HTML report of a finished run, covered with the result files
`wobbl fix`	lists fixes, or applies them and solves each version again
`wobbl uncertainty`	carries input scatter through a finished run to the odds of failure and Sobol indices
`wobbl validate-against`	compares a finished run with test readings as ASME V&V 20 does and calibrates its inputs
`wobbl credibility`	weighs the evidence in the manner of V&V 40 and writes `credibility.html` for a reviewer
`wobbl test-plan`	names the fewest physical tests that most reduce the risk
`wobbl materials`	prints the material table
`wobbl validate`	runs the 58 validation cases
`wobbl setup`	installs the solvers and connects your coding agents
`wobbl doctor`	checks every piece Wobbl needs
`wobbl uninstall`	removes the agent registrations, and with `--all` the solvers too
`wobbl mcp`	runs the MCP server for an agent

wobbl --version (or -V) prints the version, and -h or --help works on every command.

Results

Every study prints a readable summary in the terminal and writes its full result to a folder, wobbl-out/<part> unless you pass -o. That folder holds summary.txt, report.html, outcome.json, the heatmaps in images/ and, for strength, the full field in result.vtu. Add --json to print the result as JSON instead, and -q to drop the progress lines. Files describes them all.