Just reading the name I wouldn't have been surprised if it had nothing to do with rockets whatsoever - I was half expecting it to be some kind of "agentic platform to accelerate your product development" etc.

I think I need to go for a walk.

Generative AI iterating on design is being done with satellites in production already (and given that there's limited scope for real world testing so you're solving complex optimization problems against a set of models, actually represents one of the better use cases for generative design). Don't think the foundation models and physics based constraints solvers involved look much like LLM "agents", mind you..

OpenRocket has a little optimizer built in but of course it neglects structural integrity which it knows nothing of…

Why would you put that evil thought into other people's heads? Now someone might do that

I figured it was a typical no-info HN title; I was happy to discover it actually conveyed some meaning.