Introduction

The First repo

Getting Started

To make it easy for you to get started with GeneStream, here's a list of recommended next steps:

• Upload your sequence files (.dna, .gb, .fasta, etc.)
• Create folders to organize your designs
• Add design notes and documentation (.md, .txt)
• Invite team members to collaborate
• All changes are tracked automatically

About This Project

Use this section to describe what you're working on:

• Goal: What are you building or optimizing?
• Organism/Model: What biological system(s) are you working with?
• Status: Current development stage

Collaboration

GeneStream makes it easy to work together. Team members can:

• View and edit designs
• Comment on specific changes
• Review complete version history
• Fork and merge design variants

Customizing This README

When you're ready, edit this file to describe your specific project. Here are some suggestions for sections to add:

Description

Explain what your project accomplishes and why it matters. Include:

• Key features or design goals
• Scientific background and motivation
• How your approach differs from existing solutions

Repository Structure

Describe how you've organized your files and folders to help collaborators navigate the project.

Contributors

Acknowledge team members who have contributed to this work.

License

Specify how others can use your designs (e.g., MIT, Apache 2.0, proprietary, or other licensing).

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This repository is version-controlled. Every change is automatically tracked and reversible.