Gali launches: chat with papers and slides like a colleague, and run code to check reproducibility
james_y_zou · x · 2026-11-10
Martijn Bartelds announced Gali, a tool for talking to a paper or a set of slides the way you would with a colleague, on the premise that interaction beats reading alone.
- Prompts include "teach me this proof," "quiz me for my exam," and "does Table 2 reproduce?" — with full access it runs the code.
- For peer review it flags problems but deliberately won't write the review for you.
- Gali is free to try.
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