Hi Biomni maintainers,
I am maintaining an early open initiative called OpenSciFlow: https://github.com/OpenSciFlow
We are building a small, correction-friendly map of AI-for-science agents, workflow engines, plugin manifests, and local/HPC execution patterns. Biomni is currently listed as a biomedical AI agent and a high-priority reference for biomedical workflow/plugin interoperability:
This is not a request for support, adoption, or collaboration commitment. I am opening this only to ask whether the entry is accurate enough.
Specific corrections that would help:
- Is "biomedical AI agent" a fair short classification?
- Should Biomni be described primarily as an agent framework, a biomedical research assistant, a benchmark/tool ecosystem, or something else?
- Are there specific safety, clinical-use, or reproducibility boundaries we should mention when referencing Biomni?
- Is there a better canonical repo, docs page, citation, or paper link we should use?
If GitHub issues are not the right place for this, please feel free to close it. A short correction comment is enough; I can make the change on the OpenSciFlow side.
Hi Biomni maintainers,
I am maintaining an early open initiative called OpenSciFlow: https://github.com/OpenSciFlow
We are building a small, correction-friendly map of AI-for-science agents, workflow engines, plugin manifests, and local/HPC execution patterns. Biomni is currently listed as a biomedical AI agent and a high-priority reference for biomedical workflow/plugin interoperability:
This is not a request for support, adoption, or collaboration commitment. I am opening this only to ask whether the entry is accurate enough.
Specific corrections that would help:
If GitHub issues are not the right place for this, please feel free to close it. A short correction comment is enough; I can make the change on the OpenSciFlow side.