A bit-for-bit Rust reimplementation of the OpenRocket simulator core: 17/17 fixtures mass bit-exact, CP within 1 cm, −0.0% against a flown altimeter.
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List the bundled example rockets (each carries an embedded OpenRocket reference for cross-validation).
Inspect — Rocket overview: name, components tree, motor configs, simulations. detail:'full' includes full geometry.
Stability — Mass, CG, CP, stability margin (cal), Cd and its breakdown.
Aero Analysis — Per-component aerodynamics (CNα, CP, Cd shares) and totals at a given Mach.
Mass Breakdown — Mass / CG / inertia properties and stability summary.
Simulate — Run the flight simulation. Returns apogee / max velocity / flight time / events; detail:'full' adds a downsampled time series.
Compare Runs — Diff two rockets' flight summaries (e.g. before/after an edit). Pass A and B as base64.
Optimize — Sweep one component field (min..max, steps) vs a goal (apogee|margin). Find comp_id/key via inspect's tree.
Open In Workbench — Surface a bundled example or any .ork (b64/url) as `ork_b64`. When the user has the workbench open in another tab, the client auto-loads whatever this returns — so call this whenever the user says 'open X', 'load X', 'show me X', or wants to see a design in 3D. No-op otherwise (the chat just gets the bytes back).
New Document — Create a fresh runnable starter rocket with cfg-0, Simulation 1, a 24mm D12 motor mount, fins, and parachute. Returns ork_b64 to feed into inspect / edit_apply / simulate.
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A bit-for-bit Rust reimplementation of the OpenRocket simulator core: 17/17 fixtures mass bit-exact, CP within 1 cm, −0.0% against a flown altimeter.
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— Apply a batch of edit ops and return the new ork_b64 + a stability/tree snapshot. Ops: patch_field{id,key,value} | add_component{parent_id,kind} | delete_component{id} | patch_sim{sim_name,key,value} | assign_motor{mount_id,config_id,designation,digest?,ejection_delay?} | clear_motor{mount_id,config_id} | set_ignition{mount_id,event,delay?} | apply_preset{id,preset_id} | add_config{id?,name?} | rename_config{id,name} | delete_config{id} | set_active_stages{id,active:[stage_index,...]}.
List Materials — The bundled materials catalog (OpenRocket-compatible). Returns Bulk (kg/m³), Surface (kg/m²) and Line (kg/m) entries with their density and group (wood / plastic / composite / metal / film / fabric / cord / …). Use the entry's exact `name` as material_name in edit_apply (the density is filled in automatically).
List Presets — Bundled component preset catalog — manufacturer + part number for body tubes, nose cones, transitions, inner tubes (motor mounts), and centering rings (Estes BT-*, PNC-*, AeroTech motor mounts, LOC Precision, Apogee). To apply a preset to a component use edit_apply with {op:'apply_preset', id:<comp_id>, preset_id:<preset.id>}.
Sim Warnings — Pre-flight check against the design + a simulation's launch conditions: motor present, stability margin, recovery, time-step coarseness, multi-stage parity hint. Returns a list of {kind: info|warn|error, category, message}.
Component Mass — Mass of a single component (grams) in the current design. Find comp_id via inspect's tree.
List Motors — The bundled motor thrust-curve database. Optional filters.
Register Motor — Register a user-supplied motor by pasting its RASP .eng text. Adds it to the session catalog so subsequent assign_motor / simulate calls can use the designation. Returns the parsed designation. Browser-only — survives within a session.
Motor Info — One motor's full record by designation (e.g. 'C6').
Load Skill — Load a named OpsRocket skill — a curated workflow or canonical knowledge doc. The SYSTEM_PROMPT lists the names + descriptions available. Use this whenever the user's question matches one of those descriptions (e.g. 'what is opsrocket' → load_skill(name='opsrocket')). Cheap call; do it before answering instead of guessing from memory.
Export — Export the rocket: format 'ork' (base64) | 'csv' (flight data) | 'rocket_view_json' (geometry). PNG/OBJ need a browser renderer and are not available server-side.
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