Getting Started
Start with the generic CLI path, then continue into a concrete worked example.
Planning software in Rust
SolverForge helps teams turn scheduling, routing, allocation, and dispatch rules into production software. Domain models, constraints, and runtime control stay in ordinary Rust code, so the behavior remains explicit from the first prototype to the running system.
Write constraints like you write code
Model shifts, routes, tasks, workers, vehicles, and inventories as ordinary application code. SolverForge keeps rule definitions, score analysis, and solver control close to the domain types your team already understands.
let required_skill = ConstraintFactory::<Plan, HardSoftDecimalScore>::new()
.shifts()
.filter(|shift: &Shift| shift.employee_idx.is_some())
.join((
Plan::employees_slice,
equal_bi(
|shift: &Shift| shift.employee_idx,
|employee: &Employee| Some(employee.index),
),
))
.filter(|shift: &Shift, employee: &Employee| {
!employee.skills.contains(&shift.required_skill)
})
.penalize(HardSoftDecimalScore::of_hard_scaled(1_000_000))
.named("Required skill");
Open source implementation
Scaffold a neutral project shell, then grow the domain with generators.
Ship scheduling views, retained-job controls, and embedded frontend assets.
Model matrices, route geometry, and map-backed planning systems.
Inspect the zero-erasure runtime, phases, moves, and score analysis tools.
Use cases
Hospital coverage, school timetabling, delivery routing, and field service routing. Each case carries its data shape, its constraints, a narrated walkthrough of the running app, and annotated screenshots of the same retained solve.
688 shifts / 50 employees / 28 days
Coverage, qualifications, rest, availability, preferences, and fairness across dense workforce schedules.
300 lessons / 20 teachers / 10 rooms
Two scalar decisions per lesson: which weekly timeslot fits the timetable, and which room fits the class.
82 deliveries / 10 vehicles / ordered routes
Route ownership, capacity, time windows, recommendations, and REST workflows on one inspectable surface.
48 visits / 6 technicians / road routes
Technician routes, skills, parts, shifts, territories, time windows, and road geometry in one retained workflow.
Proof before a call
The documentation shows the operating model, the source shows implementation quality, the examples show behavior, and the release notes show active maintenance. You do not have to wait for a sales conversation to understand how SolverForge works.