Community visual workbench powered by PyAutoLens — 3D teaching, 31 products, bilingual UI

[SiriusFzh]

Hi PyAutoLabs team — thank you for PyAutoLens! I built an independent MIT-licensed visual workbench powered by it, and would love your feedback.

Repository · Download v1.0.0 · English / 中文 documentation

One local browser app for Mac / Windows: draggable 3D geometry, 32 controls, 31 scientific products, PNG/FITS/CSV exports and teaching quick fits. English by default, Chinese available.

3D geometry and live parameter controls

Redshift planes and different camera angles

Scientific product gallery

Teaching fit to simulated data

The scope is forward simulation and teaching, not a full research-inference frontend. 3D distances are illustrative; θE is an explicit input. Checked on Apple Silicon Mac; Windows was not rerun for this release. The README includes attribution, citation guidance and limitations. Packaging/docs used AI coding assistance.

Would this be useful as a community teaching resource? If you would welcome a documentation link PR, please let me know where it belongs.

— SiriusFzh

[Jammy2211]

Hi @SiriusFzh — thank you, this is a lovely piece of work and exactly the kind of thing we want to make visible.

We had a look through the repository (code, packaging, licensing) and were happy to list it. It is now the first entry on the new PyAutoLens community page, which collects community-built tools, tutorials and teaching material alongside how to get help and contribute:

https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/blob/main/docs/general/community.md

(The readthedocs rendering at https://pyautolens.readthedocs.io/en/latest/general/community.html goes live with the next release; every PyAutoLabs README now links to it.) The entry links your repository rather than the release zips, and describes it as a teaching and forward-simulation tool, as your README does. If you would like the wording changed, a PR editing that page is very welcome, and please post a note here whenever you cut a new version.

A documentation-link PR is therefore no longer needed. Anything else you build on PyAutoLens, the Discussions "Show and tell" category is the place to share it.