DCS SimBrain

DCS SimBrain brings a research assistant into your Discord server — one that actually knows DCS World.

Stop alt-tabbing between PDFs, forum threads, YouTube walkthroughs, and the ED wiki just to look up how a system works. Ask a question with /ask, and SimBrain searches a curated DCS knowledge base plus the live web, then streams the answer back into your channel with the sources it used.

What you can ask

• Weapons employment — "How do I employ the AGM-65D on the A-10C II in SOI mode?"
• Avionics & systems — "What does the F-16 HSD showing a dashed steerpoint line mean?"
• Startup procedures — "Walk me through cold-and-dark in the Mirage F1CE"
• Tactics & doctrine — "When would I pick a Pure attack vs. Lead-Pursuit intercept?"
• Module comparisons — "Radar differences between the F-14B AWG-9 and the F-15E APG-70"

What makes it different

• Sourced answers. Every response includes the sources the agent used, so you can verify anything mission-critical before you take it to the jet.
• Streams in real time. Watch the answer build as the agent researches. Long answers become an embed; very long ones attach as a Markdown file you can save.
• Your questions stay yours. The language model runs on our own hardware — your question is never sent to OpenAI, Anthropic, or any other cloud LLM. We don't train on your data, don't sell it, and don't keep a conversation history.
• Built for rooms, not DMs. Ask in your squadron's training channel or the server's #avionics, and the whole room learns from the lookup.

How to use it

1. Invite SimBrain to your server.
2. In any channel, type /ask followed by your question.
3. Watch the answer stream in. Open the cited sources to verify.

One /ask per person at a time. Every question starts a fresh research session — no stale memory from earlier lookups.