The Dyad docs.
Model physical systems, wire them into a control loop, train a SciML surrogate, ship to embedded hardware — all from one file. Start with a guided tutorial, scan the manual, or browse the validated component libraries.
Install Dyad
Set up a Dyad project, link Julia to Studio, and verify your toolchain is ready.
Installation guide02Your first model
Walk through an RLC circuit end-to-end — from schematic to simulation — and see the whole Dyad loop.
Start the tutorial03Dyad Studio
Install the VS Code extension, learn the GUI, and switch fluidly between schematic and textual editing.
Open the guideGuided walkthroughs
From your first model to agentic workflows. Hands-on, runnable, end-to-end.
See all tutorialsConceptual reference
The Dyad language, the runtime, and the ideas you'll reach for again and again.
See the manualValidated components
Pre-built component domains you can drop into any Dyad model. Physics and semantics already baked in.
See all librariesPre-built workflows
Simulate, linearize, tune controllers, train surrogates, calibrate against data — all as first-class analyses.
See all analyses