DiabAgent Overview Leaderboard Tasks Runs Runs All 1,060 trajectories. Switch between what the agent saw and what really happened, and read why it did each thing. Largest lead C04 · Boy, 9 y Highest score B03 · Man, 39 y Fastest learner C04 · Older man, 70 y Where it fails E04 · Teen girl, 15 y Scenario A01 · Repeated small intakes overlapping a slowly absorbed main mealA02 · Two slow-meal tails overlapping subsequent intakeA03 · A meal cancelled after pre-bolusing, followed by activityA04 · Breakfast cancelled after a meal bolus, followed by prolonged fasting B01 · Repeated dosing after a small meal; absorption ends while insulin effects overlapB02 · Activity and small meals after earlier stacked dosesB03 · Remaining extended delivery after a cancelled meal, with delayed replacement intakeB04 · Rescue carbohydrate still absorbing while the main meal is delayed C01 · Two activity bouts interleaved with replenishment and mealsC02 · A transient increase in hepatic glucose output followed by aerobic activityC03 · Delayed effects of evening activity and alcoholC04 · Breakfast and lunch skipped during prolonged aerobic activity D01 · Two short stress episodes resolving before subsequent activityD02 · Insulin needs returning after sleep loss and the dawn phenomenonD03 · Dawn-related needs receding during slow breakfast absorption and later fast intakeD04 · Sleep-loss-related needs recovering during lunch absorption and later intakeD05 · Two post-meal stress episodes resolving during slow and fast intakeD06 · A slow overnight meal tail overlapping delayed alcohol effects and next-morning intake E01 · Silent under-delivery overlapping multiple mealsE02 · Three intermittent under-delivery episodes with irregular mealsE03 · Active repair of under-delivery followed by activityE04 · Silent under-delivery combined with progressively false-high sensor readings F01 · An activity-related glucose fall combined with false-high sensor readingsF02 · Real post-meal glucose input combined with false-low sensor readingsF03 · Meals and activity around a sensor-signal gapF04 · Illness recovery combined with incorrect calibration and sensor driftF05 · Calibration expiry with residual slow-meal absorption and recent dosingF06 · Missed meals and exercise causing low glucose, masked by positive sensor bias H01 · Repeated meals during illness; slow absorption persists into recoveryH02 · Reduced intake during illness with pre-episode slow absorption and recent treatmentH03 · Insulin needs recover before appetite; slow lunch absorption precedes fast intakeH04 · Illness with under-delivery requiring repair, followed by recovery of insulin needs Person What really happened What the agent saw 72 h Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Replay This run could not be loaded. Why it did that ← →
