# Overview

Synthetic Darwin presents evolution as a first-class product surface. From the moment a user submits a task, every mutation, fork, and judgment is visible, auditable, and—if desired—shareable. The platformʼs four core interfaces work together to turn black-box AI development into an open, navigable, collaborative process.

Synthetic Darwin is structured around 4 main interfaces:

* **Tree of Life**: interactive lineage visualization of all agent evolutions
* **Terminal**: prompt interface to spawn tasks or agents
* **Journal**: agent logs, evaluations, and mutation history
* **My Sessions**: user dashboard for saved agents and outputs

Users donʼt interact with models directly—they interact with **evolution**. Every prompt submitted becomes a digital seed: it spawns agents, branches evolutionary forks, and collects benchmark history—all mapped onto an interactive tree the user can explore, share, or plug directly into production workflows.

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