relysam - Design Reliability In. Predict Failures Before They Happen.
relysam is a Core Reliability Engineering platform with AI/ML enhancements designed for engineers, organizations, and learners who understand that reliability is designed in, not maintained in. This comprehensive open-source platform combines traditional reliability engineering methodologies with advanced artificial intelligence to provide powerful tools for predictive maintenance, failure analysis, and risk assessment.
Reliability-First Philosophy: Systems built with early reliability analysis have better maintainability and availability. relysam provides 30+ reliability engineering tools vs 1 maintenance template - because reliability is the cause, maintenance is the outcome. Invest in the cause, not the symptom.
Key Features: Design for Reliability (DfR) Assessment, FMEA & Root Cause Analysis with AI-powered recommendations, Statistical Analysis (Weibull, Monte Carlo, life data analysis, MTBF/MTTR), Fault Tree Analysis, Event Tree Analysis, Component Derating (MIL-HDBK-217, NSWC-11), Risk Assessment, 9 HRA methods (THERP, HEART, SPAR-H, CREAM, SLIM-MAUD, ATHEANA, JHEDI, SHERPA, MERMOS), 10 AI/ML models for predictive analytics with Custom Data Training, Knowledge Base with unified search, Database integrity monitoring, AI model training status, Safety & ethics standards, Real-time WebSocket monitoring, Extensive JSON reporting, Maximum offline operation, Automated test suite (105 pytest tests with pre-commit integration).
NEW in v1.1.0: Custom Data Training - Train AI models with your own domain-specific data! Features web interface for dataset upload, CLI tools for advanced users, automated scheduler, 11 REST API endpoints, and sample automotive industry datasets.
Who Can Use relysam: (1) Learning Reliability Engineering - guided workflows with Learn More modals on every template, progressive complexity from basic to advanced tools; (2) Reliability Engineers & Professionals - comprehensive tool suite, cross-training on multiple methodologies, AI/ML insights to complement expert judgment; (3) Trainers, Consultants & Experts - training aid for workshops, demonstration platform, template customization, cost-effective solution; (4) Technical Management - understand reliability capabilities, evaluate strategies, review AI-powered insights, implement reliability programs.
Industries Served: aerospace & defense, automotive, electronics, medical devices, energy, manufacturing, telecommunications, marine, general reliability engineering.
Technical Specifications: Compatible with FreeBSD 13.0+ and Nomad BSD 14.1+, powered by Python 3.11, 30+ reliability engineering tools, 9 complete HRA methods, 10 specialized AI/ML models, 100 database tables, 29 views, 7 triggers, 156 indices. Built specifically for FreeBSD environments with optimal performance and GPL compliance.
Open Source Compliance: Dual-licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 (code) and GNU Free Documentation License v1.3 (documentation). All source code includes GPL headers, all documentation includes GFDL notices, comprehensive compliance checking tools included, license headers verified automatically. The project has been submitted to FreeBSD Bugzilla for review as a candidate for the FreeBSD Ports Collection.
Download & Community: Download relysam from Codeberg at https://codeberg.org/0ai/relysam. Join the community of reliability engineers using AI-enhanced tools for improved safety and efficiency. Contribute code, documentation, bug reports, feature suggestions, or simply use relysam and share your experience. Community growth takes time - start with awareness, progress through learning, then practice and implementation.
Installation: Clone repository, install Rust (pkg install -y rust), install system packages (py311-fastapi, py311-uvicorn, py311-pydantic, py311-SQLAlchemy, py311-numpy, py311-pandas, py311-scipy, py311-scikit-learn, py311-matplotlib, py311-seaborn, py311-pytorch, py311-tensorflow, py311-transformers, py311-mlflow, py311-flask, py311-httpx, py311-requests, py311-cryptography, py311-PyYAML), create virtual environment (uv venv --system-site-packages .venv), install 19 venv packages from requirements.txt, generate AI models and setup database (AUTOMATIC with install.sh - python scripts/regenerate_all_binaries.py and python scripts/relysam_database_setup.py --fresh --sample), start application (python -m app.main). Access at http://localhost:8000 with credentials admin/admin123 or guest/guest123.
Documentation: User Manual (manuals/relysam_freebsd_user_manual_complete.md), FAQs (manuals/relysam_freebsd_faqs.md), Installation Guide (INSTALLATION.md), Developer Manual (manuals/relysam_freebsd_developer_manual.md), Project Structure (manuals/relysam_freebsd_project_structure.md), CONTRIBUTING.md, AI Models Complete Guide (docs/AI_MODELS_COMPLETE_GUIDE.md) - Comprehensive guide to all 10 AI models, Custom Data Training Guide (docs/CUSTOM_DATA_TRAINING_GUIDE.md) - Complete guide to training AI models with your data (NEW!), HRA Methodologies (docs/hra_methodologies_documentation.md), Database Regeneration Guide (docs/DATABASE_AND_AI_MODELS_REGENERATION_GUIDE.md), Architecture Overview (docs/architecture_overview.md), FreeBSD Ports Guide (docs/FREEBSD_PORTS_GUIDE.md), Open Source Compliance (docs/OPEN_SOURCE_LICENSE_COMPLIANCE.md), Security (docs/SECURITY.md), CHANGELOG, VERSIONING, Compliance Daemon (docs/compliance_daemon.md), File Registry (docs/file_registry_system_documentation.md), Offline/Online Capabilities (docs/offline_online_capabilities.md), Servers and Services (docs/servers_and_services.md).