Add HelioAI to the project list - #388
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Thank you for your submission, @erdoganfurkan! Sounds like a cool project. Just wanted to let you know I've seen this, but I may not get around to reviewing it for another week or so. |
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Thanks again, @erdoganfurkan! I reviewed this package and I think it’ll make a great addition to PyHC. I agree with your self evaluation so I’m merging this PR as-is. HelioAI will now be included in PyHC’s Projects page, our shared PyHC Environment, and our PyHC-Chat AI repo. Additionally, I wonder if you’d be interested in presenting this at one of our upcoming biweekly telecons? (See the calendar on pyhc.org) I know I’d like to hear more about HelioAI and see it in action, personally, and I’m sure our community members would be interested too. If that appeals to you, our PI Julie could reach out. |
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Thank you, @sapols ! Glad it fits, and thanks for the review. Yes, I'd be very happy to present HelioAI at one of the upcoming telecons. A live demo is exactly the format I'd want for it: the interesting part is watching an actual session resolve a natural-language question to real mission data and come out as a re-runnable notebook, which doesn't come across in a slide deck. Please do have Julie reach out. I'm flexible on the date. I'm currently working on 0.3.0, so a slot a few weeks out would let me present it with what's new in it. |
This PR adds HelioAI to the PyHC project list.
HelioAI is an AI agent for heliophysics and space plasma physics. It resolves natural-language descriptions to parameter identifiers across 70+ missions using hybrid semantic and lexical retrieval over the speasy catalogue, downloads the data, runs the analysis in a sandboxed Python environment with PlasmaPy-based tools and cited method recipes, and exports each session as a self-contained, re-runnable Jupyter notebook.
pip install helioai-agent(0.2.1)Self-review against the six standards — five "Good", one "Partially met":
--strictmode, guides and developer docs, 99% of public objects documented — but docstringArgs:/examples reach only 35%/23% of the public surface, short of standard 8heliophysicsPy/pyhc-actions/phep3-compliancegreen in CIThe Documentation grade is deliberately orange: an evaluation run against the PyHC standards found docstring examples covering 23% of the public API, which does not meet standard 8's requirement for all functions and classes. Completing the
Args:/Returns:/Example:sections is the next documentation task, tracked for a 0.2.x release.Happy to adjust the entry — keywords, description, or grades — if anything looks off.