About AirsupHQ/machine-skill
Claude researches the real machine, writes down its real dimensions and the physics that make it work, and builds it: a 2.9 m fan of twisted titanium airfoils, a 10 stage compressor, an annular combustor with 22 fuel nozzles, two turbines glowing at the temperatures a Brayton cycle solver computes, on a ground run stand. You drag the throttle and about 340 kN comes out of the cycle, not out of a table. You cut it open and the section faces are solid metal. You throw a fan blade and the solver tells you the imbalance load the case has to hold.