What's New on Vecura | August 24–28, 2026

Vecura makes it easier to preview and review your work, from PDF and Markdown files in Artifacts to guided prompts for tool runs and clearer sign-in, plus more readable results from DR_BERT.

Welcome to What's New on Vecura, our regular recap of new scientific capabilities and improvements across the platform.

This week, Vecura makes it easier to preview and read your files directly in Artifacts, simplifies sign-in with Google One Tap, and brings guidance to tool run inputs as you type. DR_BERT results are also easier to read, with a new labeled per-residue table.

Here is what's new from August 24 to August 28, 2026.

Artifacts

Preview PDF and Markdown files directly in Artifacts

Artifacts now supports in-app preview for PDF files, which previously could not be previewed. Markdown files also display in a user-friendly, formatted view instead of raw code.

This makes it faster for researchers to review reports and documentation without downloading files or switching tools.

Access

Sign in faster with Google One Tap

Vecura now supports one-click sign in with Google One Tap.

This reduces the steps needed to get into the platform, making it quicker for researchers to sign in the platform.

Tools and Models

See tool run guidance as you type

Tooltips for tool run inputs now display automatically as users enter values, rather than requiring a hover to view them.

This lets researchers see field guidance while configuring a run, without pausing to hover over each input separately.

DR_BERT results are now easier to read

DR_BERT results now render as a labeled per-residue table, including an amino-acid column.

This makes it easier for researchers to scan and interpret per-residue predictions directly in the results view.

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