The Seqera Platform is powerful, but that power comes with complexity. The current interface exposes the full complexity of pipeline execution, including compute environments, work directories, resource allocation, and advanced configuration options. While this flexibility is valuable for bioinformaticians and platform administrators, it creates unnecessary cognitive overhead for scientists who simply want to run validated pipelines on their data. It would be great to have a "Scientist View" for researchers, with a simplified user interface that allows running pipelines without needing to understand the technical details of the platform. This would lower the entry barrier for people to run analyses on Platform directly, enabling researchers to focus on their research without getting bogged down by complex configurations. This could look something like this: * Pick a pipeline from a curated list * Upload or select data * Simplified parameter configuration (admins able narrow down available options?) * Click run * Get results Beyond this simplification, it might also be interesting to be able to organise available pipelines, configurations, runs and results into "Projects" to make it easier to keep analysis assets together in one place. Pipelines, runs and results may be shared across multiple projects.
