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Run your lab. Teach your people. One place.

Procedures, spaces, inventory, bookings and training, connected and AI-assisted.

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The Overview of Pickleworks in MantleThe Overview of Pickleworks in Mantle
Everything in Mantle

Eleven areas. One sign-in.

Procedures Write it once; run it the same way.
Facilities Every building, room and shelf.
Inventory What you have, and where.
Reservations Rooms and instruments, no clash.
Reviews Sign-off before anything publishes.
Wiki What the lab knows, linked.
Teaching Courses from the work you do.
Learning What is due next, for everyone.
Surveys Ask, then read the answers.
Modules AI document tools you own.
Members People, roles, teams and access.
The tour

Three acts, in the order you work.

  1. Chapter 1 of 5
    Procedures

    Write it once. Run it the same way, every time.

    • Steps name the roles, items and rooms they need.
    • Each run records who did every step, and when.
    • AI drafts one from a sentence, then reviews it for gaps.
  2. Chapter 2 of 5
    Facilities

    Every building, room and shelf, on the map.

    • Nest spaces from site down to freezer shelf.
    • Pin a site with address search.
    • Print a QR label for any space.
  3. Chapter 3 of 5
    Inventory

    Know what you have, and exactly where it is.

    • Catalog items with tags and stock levels.
    • Every unit sits in a real space.
    • Export the filtered list to Excel.
  4. Chapter 4 of 5
    Reservations

    Book rooms and instruments without a clash.

    • One calendar for a space, an item or a team.
    • Repeat a booking weekly, or until a date.
    • A clash is named before you save.
  5. Chapter 5 of 5
    Reviews

    Nothing is published until the right person signs off.

    • Every draft waiting on you, in one list.
    • Approve it, or send it back with a comment.
    • Each published version keeps its history.
  1. Chapter 1 of 5
    Wiki

    What your lab knows, written down and linked.

    • Articles link the items, rooms and steps they describe.
    • A map shows how every article connects.
    • A dictionary defines your own terms.
  2. Chapter 2 of 5
    Teaching

    Courses built from the work you already do.

    • Lessons draw on articles and procedures.
    • Assign a course to people or whole teams.
    • AI grades written answers against your rubric.
  3. Chapter 3 of 5
    Learning

    Everyone sees what is due next.

    • Due work first, then every course you are in.
    • Join an open course or take one from the library.
    • Earn a badge when a course is passed.
  4. Chapter 4 of 5
    Surveys

    Ask your people, then read the answers.

    • Build a survey once, run it many times.
    • Share a link anyone can answer, no account needed.
    • Results arrive as charts, with an AI summary.
  5. Chapter 5 of 5
    Modules

    AI document tools your team owns.

    • Match a list against an official one.
    • Share a module with people or teams.
    • Each module keeps its own documents.
  1. Chapter 1 of 1
    Members

    Invite people and decide what each can do.

    • Invite by email or by a shareable link.
    • Roles, teams and per-person access cards.
    • Shared files live in one resource library.
AI

AI where the work is.

Write a procedure

Describe it in a sentence; AI drafts the steps.

Sanitize the column after a run
1 Move the column to the Resin Lab Resin Lab
2 Flush with packing buffer, then 0.5 M NaOH Column Packing Buffer
3 Sign off the sanitization Sanitization Operator
Review a procedure

Missing roles, rooms and items, named.

Step 3 names no role
The Cleanroom is not booked for the run
Every item is in stock
Grade answers

Scored against the rubric you set.

“Stop the pump, contain the spill, then call the Spill Response Warden.”
8 / 10 Safety Order
Ask the assistant

Answers from your own articles and records.

Where is the Protein A resin kept?
In cold storage in the Resin Lab. Resin Lab

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