Pipette Desk - the Opentrons protocol you are about to run, cleared for the bench

Paste an Opentrons Protocol API v2 protocol - OT-2 or Flex - plus the plate map of what is actually in the labware, and clear the run for the bench. A free in-browser reader parses every load_labware, load_module, load_instrument, transfer, distribute, consolidate, aspirate, dispense and mix call, multiplies your loops out by indentation, and derives the deck map with its slot conflicts, the tip budget against the racks the pipettes were actually given, every volume against the envelope of the pipette that performs it, and the per-well liquid accounting that shows which destination overflows and which source runs dry. Four lanes then work the run: a deck-and-volume audit, a dry-run and portability plan, the operator run sheet, and the ELN record with reagent-lot reconciliation. Every lane reconciles each of the browser's own findings one by one and reports what it genuinely cannot assess instead of guessing. Derived from and crediting four SkillSafe skills: @k-dense-ai/opentrons-integration for the Protocol API v2 surface, @k-dense-ai/pylabrobot for the vendor-agnostic dry-run and portability rules, @k-dense-ai/protocolsio-integration for the run-sheet document model, and @k-dense-ai/benchling-integration for the ELN entry, registry and inventory model.

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