VOLT
Modules

Modules Overview

A guided map of the modules that make up the VOLT workspace.

TL;DR -- VOLT is organized by workflow, not by product tier. You move from trajectories and analyses to clusters, notebooks, papers, and collaboration without leaving the same team workspace.

The sidebar is easier to understand once you stop reading it as a menu of isolated features. Most modules are different faces of the same workflow: data comes in through trajectories or SSH import, processing runs on clusters, results appear in analysis and jobs, and the surrounding modules help you automate, inspect, discuss, and publish the work.

Core Workflow

This is where most teams spend their time. You start with the dashboard, work with trajectories, inspect derived simulation metadata, and run analyses that fan out across your cluster.

Compute & Infrastructure

These modules are what make VOLT feel like an actual workspace instead of a thin web front end. They connect your hardware, expose remote services safely, and give the team places to run custom workloads.

Scripting & AI

When the built-in workflows are not enough, VOLT gives you two different extension points. Scripting is for custom notebook-driven work. Volt AI is for natural-language control across the rest of the platform.

Collaboration

The collaboration modules are not bolted on. They share the same team context, permissions, notifications, and real-time layer as the scientific workflow.

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