Design Job Completion Notices

Generative design jobs in Diabatix ColdStream can take a long time to finish, as the software works through thermal and flow topology options for a heat sink design. A Beam agent reads the job status and notifies the assigned engineer once it completes, so no one has to check back manually. Where the account allows it, the agent attaches a short summary, noting how long the job took and how many options were produced. A job that fails, stalls, or does not converge within the expected time gets flagged separately, needing an engineer to look at the setup rather than wait longer.

Result Export Handling

Once a heat sink design converges in Diabatix ColdStream, the software produces result data engineers use for manufacturing or further evaluation. A Beam agent reads when a result set is ready and, following the customer's approved rule, moves or shares the export to the location or system the design team has designated, such as a shared drive or project folder. A standard export completing normally needs no further action beyond that placement. An export that appears incomplete, unusually small, or missing an expected file gets flagged to the design engineer instead of being placed as though it were finished.

Design Iteration Comparison Notes

A single heat sink design problem in Diabatix ColdStream can produce several iterations as the software explores different topology options. A Beam agent reads the summary metrics for each finished iteration, such as thermal performance or pressure drop where the account exposes them, and updates an ongoing comparison note covering which iterations have finished so far. Iterations within the expected range for that project are simply added to the note. An iteration with a result far outside the pattern of the others gets flagged separately for the engineer to check, since that can point to either a better design or a setup error worth confirming.