@phodal: As I mentioned yesterday, I want to work on some more interesting things going forward. Today, I'd like to introduce a new project: Pero, an open-source Agentic Workspace for AI for Science (AI4S). Starting with a simple scenario to learn and explore how AI agents can participate in scientific research workflows...
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Pero is an open-source Agentic Workspace for AI for Science (AI4S), aiming to transform research workflows (such as scripts, notebooks, and model demos) into self-running apps, and to explore a new model of open-source collaboration: contributing agents, tokens, and compute power, enabling agents to automatically claim GitHub Issues, execute tasks locally, and contribute the results back. The project is currently in developer preview, with Virtual Cell as its first application.
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Composable research apps and distributed agent collaboration.
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