DBbun turns static documents into runnable artifacts. Upload a paper, patent, report, web page, figure, or image, and DBbun generates a simulation bundle with code, synthetic datasets, and documentation. Instead of only reading technical content, users can inspect it, run it, and explore it. It is built for research, prototyping, education, and technical discovery.

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I built DBbun because too much valuable knowledge is trapped in static documents. Papers, patents, technical reports, figures, and even web content often describe systems, processes, or ideas that people can read, but not directly run, inspect, or explore. DBbun is my attempt to change that. You upload content, and it generates a simulation bundle with runnable code, synthetic datasets, and documentation. The goal is to help turn technical content from something readable into something executable and more interactive. Along the way, the idea evolved from simple document processing into a broader system for generating inspectable artifacts from many kinds of inputs. This launch is an early step, and I’m very curious to hear what kinds of documents you would want to try with it and where you think this could be most useful.

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DBbun

Turn documents into runnable simulators

Turn documents into runnable simulators