Cogulator is a simple human performance calculator developed by MITRE for estimating task time and difficulty (i.e., workload).
GETTING STARTED
If you’re ready to start modeling, getting Cogulator installed on a Mac or PC is easy.
OPEN SOURCE
Cogulator is provided gratis under an Apache 2.0 license. Feel free to look under the hood. If you’d like to contribute to the project, create a pull request. Cogulator is built using HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Electron.
GET IN TOUCH
Let us know if you run into any bugs. For more general questions, feel free to get in touch with the project lead, Steven Estes, at sestes@mitre.org
NEWS
. (9/8/2021) v4.3.6 of Cogulator has been released. Includes working memory updates that handle off-cycle WM chunks and non-ASCII chunk names.
. (7/16/2021) The Primer page has been turned into a white paper. Useful for citing. You can download it at here.
. (10/02/2020) v4.3.5 of Cogulator has been released. Windows version is now signed. Fixed Windows bug that prevented the selected model from being highlighted in the sidebar.
. (8/25/2020) v4.3.3 of Cogulator has been released. Fixed a bug that caused only part of a referenced goal method to be copied if there was a comment or blank link in the method.
. (8/24/2020) v4.3.1 of Cogulator has been released. Can now drag and drop and model into a new folder in the models sidebar. Several bug fixes for dark mode.
. (8/19/2020) v4.3.0 of Cogulator has been released. Cogulator will now remember your settings for dark mode, line numbers, and side bar width between sessions. Numerous bug fixes.
CONTRIBUTORS
Cogulator was developed by the MITRE corporation. We've had fantastic contributions from Prairie Rose Goodwin and Nischal Shrestha of NC State; and from Bob Marinier, Kyle Aron, and Jack Zaientz at SoarTech.