Getting started with dynlib

These pages walk you through the first steps of using dynlib: from the high-level goals to a working model in just a few commands.

Getting oriented

• Overview — explains the philosophy behind dynlib, the core components (DSL, runtime, analysis helpers), and what the project bundles for dynamical-systems exploration.
• Quickstart — installs dynlib, validates a builtin model, and runs the first simulation so you can confirm the toolchain works before writing your own models.
• Your First Model — builds a self-contained TOML model, wires it into setup(...), steps it with a named stepper, and inspects the results with the simulation helpers.