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You can press G at any time to see the research panel and select options. No need to use the machine panel at all.
no, this is a purely UI convenience feature and should not be an unlockable upgrade. Down that path lies "you have to waste time on boring chores/doing things the hard way so that you can properly appreciate how much better the upgrade is!", which is a very fast way to kill the fun in any kind of incremental progress/automation game but especially one where each new unlock leads to a new thing to build (i.e. a new potential chore rather than an immediately useful reward.)
It's bad enough that you have multiple steps between you + new building already (research the thing, get the materials, go out to build the thing -- although Foundry's construction system makes that last one less painful); adding extra layers of clicking through the UI makes the delay worse but doesn't make the final reward any more satisfying.
Basically what JimboTCB said.