@dingyi: Tried out the new update of Apodex 1.1, it has evolved a lot, for example, I directly used the official case 'KRAS G12D mutant combined with small molecule inhibitor conformation' to test. Although I don't understand biomedicine, through the whole process, I can see that many details of this product are indeed very thoughtful. For example: • Automatically split tasks and…
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Tried the new update of Apodex 1.1 and found significant improvements in task processing, 3D molecular view rendering, and incremental computation, making it very suitable for researchers.
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I tried out the Apodex 1.1 update, which has evolved significantly. For example, I tested it using the official case study “KRAS G12D mutant bound to a small-molecule inhibitor.” Although I’m not familiar with biomedical research, the entire workflow revealed many thoughtful details in the product. For instance:
• Automatically splits tasks to run in parallel, with the 3D molecular view rendering on the right side to calculate RMSD in real time. • You can insert new materials at any point during the process, and only the affected branches are recalculated without needing to start over.
The interaction logic of this product feels highly intuitive and well-suited for researchers or those engaged in deep, detailed investigations.
Experience and Open-Source Access
• Web app: https://apodex.ai • Model (35B mini): https://huggingface.co/collections/apodex/apodex-11… • Open-source repository: https://github.com/ApodexAI/FrontierAgent…
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