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- Chat section in Panel.
- Command Pallet: ⇧⌘P --> React Web View (to view the react-page in editor)
- Pass message between chat panel to webview.
- Make Website.
- LLM chat interface in Panel View.
- Integrate Bio-Wasm Tools to work with LLM.
- Install JBrowse to view the reads in the Web-view.
Thought: We should design something like this for our pitch-deck (vision slide)
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