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diagnose-modelica

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Diagnose Modelica models (.mo files) by generating a detailed structural and simulation report. Use this skill whenever the user asks to diagnose, analyze, profile, or debug a Modelica model's structure, equations, variables, or performance. Triggers on phrases like 'diagnose this model', 'analyze the model structure', 'show me the equation blocks', 'how many states does this model have', 'why is this model slow', 'debug this model', 'model report', or any request to understand the internals of a Modelica model. It applies equally when you reach for it mid-task — a model you wrote yourself validates but will not build, simulates far too slowly, or gives an answer you cannot account for.

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# Diagnose Modelica Model

This skill generates a comprehensive diagnostic report for a Modelica model. You
run the model through the bundled launcher, then turn the artifacts it leaves
behind into a report with the bundled `report_blocks.py` / `trace_variable.py`
scripts. The report covers variable counts, equation structure, block analysis,
solver settings, and (if simulated) runtime performance.

## Before you run anything

This skill drives WSMKernelX through the shared launcher
`../scripts/wsm_run.py`. **Read [the shared-conventions appendix at the end of this file](#appendix-shared-conventions-for-the-modelica-skills)
first** — launcher resolution, the Windows-vs-Unix shell/Python rules, the
temp-dir and cleanup conventions, the JSON-array output gotcha, and the MSL 4.x