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Your notebooks and data are stored securely and are only accessible to you. CoPI does not share your research data with other users. When you interact with the AI assistant, your notebook content is sent to the AI model to generate responses, but it is not used to train models or shared with third parties.

Most pure-Python packages from PyPI are available and are automatically installed when you import them. Popular scientific packages like NumPy, pandas, SciPy, matplotlib, scikit-learn, and Biopython are supported. Some packages with native system dependencies may not be available.

CoPI runs entirely in your browser — no server setup, no environment management. It adds AI collaboration (the assistant reads your work and helps), project-level organization, and persistent memory across sessions. Some advanced packages may not be available, but for most scientific workflows — data analysis, statistics, visualization, bioinformatics — you have everything you need.

Can I import my existing Jupyter notebooks?

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Yes. CoPI supports importing .ipynb files. Your code cells, markdown, and outputs are preserved. Use the import function in your project to upload a Jupyter notebook and it will be converted to CoPI’s block format automatically.

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