ExaktAI Workspace: a CAS-style interface for SymPy and the scientific Python stack
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Edgardo Cheb-Terrab
Oct 2, 2026, 9:50:25 AM (yesterday) Oct 2
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Hello,
We have opened the the ExaktAI Workspace beta to everybody and invite you to try it.
In the Workspace, SymPy, NumPy, SciPy and Matplotlib work together through one and the same traditional computer algebra system (CAS)-style interface, while remaining the scientific Python stack underneath. With CAS-style notation enabled by default, undeclared names are automatically treated as symbolic variables, x^2 is a power, 3/2 remains exact, and == constructs an equation. Alternatively, this CAS-style notation can be turned off and ordinary SymPy/Python syntax used, while retaining the same full-featured mathematical document environment.
So text, executable mathematics and typeset numbered results live in the same document; previous results can be reused by equation number; plots are interactive; and documents can contain sections, hyperlinks and mathematical text. An AI assistant is also part of the Workspace; it can use your paid AI subscriptions or limited no-charge access to Gemini and Groq without requiring a paid subscription.
A fuller description is in this SymPy GitHub Discussion:
Feedback is welcome.
Edgardo Cheb-Terrab
ExaktAI, Canada
We have opened the the ExaktAI Workspace beta to everybody and invite you to try it.
In the Workspace, SymPy, NumPy, SciPy and Matplotlib work together through one and the same traditional computer algebra system (CAS)-style interface, while remaining the scientific Python stack underneath. With CAS-style notation enabled by default, undeclared names are automatically treated as symbolic variables, x^2 is a power, 3/2 remains exact, and == constructs an equation. Alternatively, this CAS-style notation can be turned off and ordinary SymPy/Python syntax used, while retaining the same full-featured mathematical document environment.
So text, executable mathematics and typeset numbered results live in the same document; previous results can be reused by equation number; plots are interactive; and documents can contain sections, hyperlinks and mathematical text. An AI assistant is also part of the Workspace; it can use your paid AI subscriptions or limited no-charge access to Gemini and Groq without requiring a paid subscription.
A fuller description is in this SymPy GitHub Discussion:
Feedback is welcome.
Edgardo Cheb-Terrab
ExaktAI, Canada
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