Getting Started
Creating an MP Ember Account
Last Updated: April 29, 2026Welcome! Creating an MP Ember account is quick and straightforward. It involves completing a short registration form, then confirming your email address. You’ll need a reliable way to sign in, a strong password (or passphrase) that follows the app’s guidelines, and—when required by your organization—an invitation link. Note: Currently, users must belong to a licensed…
The Workspace
Last Updated: June 11, 2026What You See After You Sign In When you open MP Ember, you land in the workspace: the main screen where you edit your MP model, run it, and view traces. This page is the home for your day-to-day work. The rest of the Help Center explains each part in depth; this article is a quick map…
Creating a New Project
Last Updated: July 25, 2026Summary A project is where your saved work lives in MP Ember. It stores your model text, runs, results, and related data under a name you choose. Use Create a New Project when you want to start fresh, load an example, or import an existing .mp or .wng file as a saved project. Before You…
Importing and Exporting Projects
Last Updated: June 12, 2026Summary Import brings model content into MP Ember from a file or a built-in example. Export saves what you are working on to your computer as a file you can share, archive, or open again later. How you import depends on whether you are in Project mode or Scratch Pad mode. Export is available in…
Running a Model
Last Updated: July 25, 2026Summary This article walks through composing and running a model in MP Ember and inspecting the traces it produces. MP Ember is built on the U.S. Navy–developed Monterey Phoenix (MP) behavior-modeling framework, which generates every possible event trace allowed by your rules — including combinations you might not anticipate. This article uses a small, cyber-relevant example throughout. The Example Consider two independent but…