Liatir is a local-first desktop environment for bioinformatics, built with Rust, Tauri 2 and SvelteKit. It brings native tools, locally managed AI models, .lia plugins, visual pipelines and scientific viewers into one application, with a controlled local MCP interface.
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Local analyses keep working offline once their dependencies are installed.
Workspaces retain inputs, execution logs, results and provenance.
A controlled local MCP interface connects other applications, alongside API connectors and external workflow integrations.
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