Antinode
Antinode is the account behind Scenaven. One sign-in on the home page opens the viewer, carries your permissions, and unlocks the assistant tools.
amAIra
What the account is for
| You need… | What Antinode provides |
|---|---|
| A signed-in viewer | The home page sign-in, which opens the viewer as you |
| Uploads, filters, and Python | Permission to use the server tools your connection allows |
| Help inside the viewer | amAIra and the Python session on the right |
| Hosted uploads | On-prem today. Hosted cloud follows feedback from that use, when a Scenaven admin enables cloud services |
Sign in on the home page. The viewer opens as you.
amAIra
After you sign in and open the viewer from the home page, amAIra is the chat tab on the right.
- Ask about the scene, a field, or a filter in ordinary language
- Get a pointer to a control, or a Python snippet you can try
- The assistant follows what you have loaded, which row is selected, and which time step you are on
On the cloud preview, skills that run on your simulation are part of the full tool set on on-prem. See Agentic workflows for Knowledge, Skills, and skills you add yourself.
Python session
The Python session tab, next to chat, runs short VTK and NumPy snippets on the simulation you loaded. The code runs on the server. See Python session.
- Infrastructure must say Connected
- The session follows the scene and filters you have open
- Everyday clip and warp still belong in Filters, so the scene tree stays in step with the view
Where you see it
| Where | What you see |
|---|---|
| Home page | Sign in |
| Right side of the viewer | amAIra and Python session |
| Account (top right) | Your account |
Open the viewer without signing in on the home page first, and those two tabs stay hidden.
Next steps
- Quick tour — the viewer, including chat and Python
- Agentic workflows — Knowledge, Skills, and slash commands
- Python session — what you can run, and the limits
- Cloud connection — why the preview stays on examples, and when hosted cloud gains the full tool set
- System overview — viewer and server