sciClaw Discussions!

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Welcome to sciClaw Discussions

This is where scientists and developers working with sciClaw can connect, share ideas, and help
each other out.

Scientists — you don't need to be technical to participate here. If you have a question about
how to use sciClaw, a workflow idea, or feedback on how it works in your lab, this is the right
place.

Developers — whether you're contributing to the Go core, writing skills in markdown, or
building companion tools, we'd love to hear what you're working on.

A few ways to use this space:

• Q&A — Stuck on something? Ask here before opening an issue. Someone's probably run into it
  before.
• Show and tell — Built a custom skill, connected a new data source, or found a workflow that
  works well? Share it.
• Ideas — Have a feature request or a thought about how something should work? Start a
  conversation.
• Research workflows — Discuss how you're using sciClaw in your actual research. What's
  working, what's not, what's missing.

Be kind, be curious, and remember that many people here are scientists first and coders second
(or not at all). That's by design.

To get started, introduce yourself below. What's your research area? How are you using (or hoping
to use) sciClaw?