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Search literature and databases, inspect files, and form source-linked candidate questions.
Independent guide · checked August 2, 2026
Quick answer
Use it when a scientist needs literature, code, scientific artifacts, and compute in one beta workbench. Preserve source, environment, data, reviewer, and external-validation evidence rather than treating agent self-checks as proof.
Claude Science is Anthropic's beta AI workbench for scientists.
Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise; Team and Enterprise users need an administrator to enable it.
The app is available on macOS and Linux and can work locally, over SSH, or from an HPC login node.
A coordinating agent has more than 60 curated skills and connectors across named scientific domains.
Figures and manuscripts include generating code, environment, plain-language description, and message history.
Can plan jobs for a lab's own infrastructure or supported on-demand compute and asks before reaching new resources.
Independent editorial guide; no embedded Flowith integration is claimed.
Evidence loop
Search literature and databases, inspect files, and form source-linked candidate questions.
Run versioned code and environments locally, over SSH, on HPC, or through approved compute.
Keep artifacts, code, environment, inputs, history, citations, calculations, and reviewer findings together.
Use independent statistics, domain review, controlled experiments, safety checks, and external replication.
Anthropic: Claude Science, an AI workbench for scientists — beta access, plans, systems, skills, artifacts, compute, reviewer agents, workflows, and current data boundary.