SlowWave/SOMEnvs

SOMEnvs is a niche integration project that attempts to wrap the sophisticated Basilisk astrodynamics engine (developed by the University of Colorado Boulder) within the OpenAI Gymnasium API. Despite the technical difficulty of working with Basilisk, the project shows zero public traction (0 stars, 0 forks) after over two years of existence. As a defensibility play, it fails because it is essentially 'glue code' rather than a novel algorithm or a massive dataset. In the specialized field of aerospace RL, projects like this are frequently superseded by official releases from organizations like NASA (using GMAT or Copernicus) or more active academic repositories (e.g., those associated with the Stanford NAV LAB or the ESA's ACT). The lack of velocity suggests this is a stale personal project or a one-off research artifact. While frontier labs like OpenAI or Anthropic are unlikely to target this specific domain, the risk of displacement by a more robust academic library is extremely high.