DATA / AGENT ENGINEERING
GenomeLens
A local workspace to explore genome variants and the boundary between deterministic tools and AI.
- My role
- Personal project
- Status
- In development
- Period
- 2026
A small investigation bench
GenomeLens is a local application for exploring genome variants. It combines deterministic data tools with an experiment in bounded agent access.
Current state
The local prototype supports VCF import, dataset summaries, coordinate and region queries, and a saved-variant tray. Synthetic fixtures make it possible to explore the implementation without real personal data.
It is still in development. The web interface and agent runner are separate, and there is no public hosted demo. It is for research and education, not medical diagnosis.
What I am exploring
How small can an agent’s tool surface be while still being useful? What needs deterministic validation? How can a reader inspect the connection between an answer and the operation that produced it?
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