Anima is a Claude Code skill that turns a biology request into an interactive, sourced, isometric figure. Each figure has real structures, a mechanism you can toggle and a citation for every number on screen, and it says so out loud when the human evidence behind a claim is weak. It is MIT licensed.
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Ask for a figure contrasting two drugs at the transporter and get one you can toggle.
Figures model the mechanism live, so you can block a receptor and see what happens.
Live figures open in a browser, so you can send one to someone instead of a static image.
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