Hi — thanks for this. A framework that generates benchmarks rather than shipping a fixed set is a useful answer to contamination, and the head-to-head across Biomni, CellVoyager and BixBench-Agent is not something we found elsewhere.
We maintain a public registry of documentation for scientific tools and check licensing before pointing readers at a resource. This repository has no LICENSE file, which defaults to all rights reserved.
Would you consider adding one? Any permissive choice would help people build on it. Also a small practical note: the single-cell data is hosted on Google Drive, which tends to break silently over time — a DOI deposit (Zenodo, Figshare) would make it citable and durable.
Hi — thanks for this. A framework that generates benchmarks rather than shipping a fixed set is a useful answer to contamination, and the head-to-head across Biomni, CellVoyager and BixBench-Agent is not something we found elsewhere.
We maintain a public registry of documentation for scientific tools and check licensing before pointing readers at a resource. This repository has no LICENSE file, which defaults to all rights reserved.
Would you consider adding one? Any permissive choice would help people build on it. Also a small practical note: the single-cell data is hosted on Google Drive, which tends to break silently over time — a DOI deposit (Zenodo, Figshare) would make it citable and durable.