These sample models ship inside VSDEL. Each one is a full design — structure, behavior, requirements, analysis — whose budgets are computed from the model and re-verified on every edit. They double as tutorials: open one, break a budget, watch the verdict flip.
A 612-element EO satellite with every budget closed: mass and power rollups over a variation-point propulsion slot, ground-sample-distance and link-margin calculations, a Tsiolkovsky Δv chain, operating modes, comms-pass sequences, FMECA, a fault tree, and a telescope trade study.

A compact product model whose CAD is real B-rep geometry: the housing's fit chain, wall-mount safety factor, first structural mode, and enclosure thermals all bind back to requirements — the classic "does the physics meet the spec" loop, live.

Five rollup mechanisms meet in one 26.45 kg kinematic chain: torque margin per joint, the emergency-stop arc, mass rollup, reach trigonometry, and per-motor duty-cycle thermal windows — all evaluating live as you edit the arm.

A pump-boiler-radiator loop authored end-to-end through the split view — SysML v2 text on the left, diagrams on the right, one working set. The flow-balance and head calculations verify the loop as you type it.

An 80×60 mm flight-controller PCB: twelve placed components, seven nets including a CAN differential pair with skew readout, live DRC with keepouts, a layer estimate, a grouped BOM, and KiCad netlist + PCB exports — with the board's mass budget verified from the model.
