Script & Reagent
Script Script
Reagent Reagent
Reagent Reagent
So, I was thinking—what if we could write a script that actually *designs* a new reaction pathway, like a living, breathing experiment? I want to throw a bunch of reagents together, let the system self‑organize, and see if it spontaneously finds a novel mechanism. You can structure the logic, debug the flow, but the reaction itself has to surprise us. Thoughts on turning the lab into a sandbox for algorithmic chemistry?
Script Script
That sounds like a wild but fascinating playground for code. I can sketch a modular workflow: a reagent catalog, a rules engine that applies basic kinetic and thermodynamic filters, and a stochastic search that swaps intermediates and monitors energy barriers. The tricky part is letting the system generate and evaluate new pathways without breaking the lab’s safety constraints. If we add a feedback loop that logs every trial and flags unexpected intermediates, the experiment will evolve like a sandbox. Just keep the debugging layers tight—otherwise the chaos could spiral out of control.