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It is a working example of software that reshapes itself on request, which is where research tools are heading once chat alone stops being enough.
Panel is a local web app for research: chat, a file browser, PDF viewer, markdown editor and Jupyter notebooks sit in one dockable layout. The twist is that the agent can build new panes when you ask, such as a protein structure viewer or an SQLite browser, and keep them. It includes modules for literature review and hypothesis generation with typed inputs and outputs. MIT, by a Stanford researcher, and an early build that currently needs Claude Code.
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