Claude Mythos 5.1
Claude Mythos 5.1 is Anthropic’s newest Mythos-class model, designed for advanced cybersecurity, biology, scientific research, coding, and long-running knowledge work. It is the same underlying model as Claude Fable 5.1 but uses different safeguards: Fable 5.1 is generally available, while Mythos 5.1 is restricted to trusted access programs with safeguards specifically designed for cybersecurity and life sciences research. The model sets a new performance frontier for agentic coding and demonstrates the strongest cyber capabilities of any Anthropic model released to date. In scientific research, Mythos 5.1 can work with specialized tools and complex workflows across molecular design, computational biology, and other technical domains. In Anthropic’s experiments, it designed high-affinity protein binders across multiple targets and achieved its strongest measured hit rate to date. It also optimized seven open-source protein and genomics deep learning models.
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Scientific Figure Generator
Scientific Figure Generator is an AI-powered web application built for researchers, scientists, students, and scientific teams. It turns plain-language research ideas into publication-ready scientific diagrams, graphical abstracts, research-paper figures, and technical illustrations in minutes. Users can choose line art, 3D render, or flat illustration styles, generate high-resolution 1K outputs, download PNG files, save figures to an account, and refine selected regions. The tool supports figures for manuscripts, posters, theses, presentations, experimental workflows, biological mechanisms, engineering diagrams, and multidisciplinary research communication. A free version is available, including an initial no-sign-up generation and a three-figure lifetime free allowance for registered users.
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Scientific Figure
Scientific Figure is a browser-based AI tool for creating and editing scientific visuals from text prompts, sketches, abstracts, or paper PDFs. It includes generators for scientific illustrations, graphical and visual abstracts, research posters, plots, and diagrams such as PRISMA flowcharts, circuit schematics, and phylogenetic trees. Researchers can revise figure elements in an editing canvas, adjust labels and colors, and export work as PNG, JPG, layered SVG, or editable PowerPoint slides. The service supports multiple illustration styles and plot creation from entered data or files. It is designed for researchers, educators, principal investigators, and science communicators preparing publication, presentation, and teaching materials. A free plan offers 100 credits; paid subscriptions add higher credit allowances, additional export options, and a publication license certificate.
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FigEditor
FigEditor is an AI scientific figure generator built to turn research ideas, sketches, references, and existing images into polished, editable visuals for papers, posters, and presentations. Start with a text prompt describing a mechanism, pathway, workflow, experiment, or architecture, upload a rough sketch, or provide a reference image to guide composition, palette, density, and visual hierarchy. FigEditor creates a structured draft with clear labels, arrows, and organized layout, then lets researchers revise text, shapes, colors, connectors, modules, and individual regions without rebuilding the entire figure. Existing PNG or JPG figures can also be vectorized into scalable assets for further editing. Its AI Scientific Illustration workflow uses a multi-step pipeline to generate a draft, detect visual elements, extract clean assets, assemble a structured SVG, and refine the final vector output.
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