OpenScience
An open-source AI agent workbench for scientific research that can read papers, write and execute code, and schedule compute cluster tasks. It supports automated experiment loops (Autoresearch), integrates with more than 30 AI models, and can be deployed locally.
Timeline (last 90 days)
OpenScience announced that it has exited beta and launched on Product Hunt; the new version brings a faster research workspace IDE and a model aggregation service covering more than 30 models, including GPT-6 Astra, Pimi K3, GLM 5.3, and others, all sharing a pay-as-you-go wallet; Auto Research can autonomously iterate experiments once a goal is given. The platform has been adopted by more than 30 universities and is free and open source.
OpenScience recently launched on Product Hunt.
OpenScience claims to rank first on multiple agentic scientific research benchmarks.
OpenScience is completely free and open source.
OpenScience can send longer-running jobs to Modal, user-owned servers, or Slurm/PBS clusters.
OpenScience is an open-source AI agent workbench for scientific research that can read papers, write and execute code, and autonomously advance research tasks on computing clusters.
OpenScience supports calling more than 30 models through a single wallet, and users can log in with a ChatGPT account or run local models directly.
OpenScience currently has limited community feedback on Product Hunt, with low vote counts and comment counts, indicating the product is at an early stage.
OpenScience's claimed number-one benchmark ranking lacks specific benchmark details, comparison targets, and evaluation methodology descriptions.
OpenScience's Autoresearch feature allows researchers to specify an evaluation metric, after which the system automatically runs experiments, logs results, and performs hill-climbing optimization.
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OpenScience is an open-source AI agent workbench for scientific research that can read papers, write and execute code, and autonomously advance research tasks on computing clusters.
50%UnverifiedOpenScience claims to rank first on multiple agentic scientific research benchmarks.
50%UnverifiedOpenScience is completely free and open source.
50%UnverifiedOpenScience can send longer-running jobs to Modal, user-owned servers, or Slurm/PBS clusters.
50%UnverifiedOpenScience's Autoresearch feature allows researchers to specify an evaluation metric, after which the system automatically runs experiments, logs results, and performs hill-climbing optimization.
50%UnverifiedOpenScience supports calling more than 30 models through a single wallet, and users can log in with a ChatGPT account or run local models directly.
50%UnverifiedOpenScience's claimed number-one benchmark ranking lacks specific benchmark details, comparison targets, and evaluation methodology descriptions.
50%UnverifiedOpenScience announced that it has exited beta and launched on Product Hunt; the new version brings a faster research workspace IDE and a model aggregation service covering more than 30 models, including GPT-6 Astra, Pimi K3, GLM 5.3, and others, all sharing a pay-as-you-go wallet; Auto Research can autonomously iterate experiments once a goal is given. The platform has been adopted by more than 30 universities and is free and open source.
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