Scientific interpretation and reasoning
Explain a signal in its biological context by testing competing explanations and making the assumptions, contradictory evidence and uncertainty clear.
Causaly combines AI agents with your scientific methods, evidence standards and review criteria to produce work that scientists can inspect, challenge and use.
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Start with established scientific workflows developed with customers, with support from Causaly’s in-house scientists, or work with us to tailor the evidence, assessment criteria, and outputs to your organization’s needs.
Causaly brings together evidence on human genetics, mechanism, safety and the competitive landscape in a structured assessment. Use the established method or tailor the evidence hierarchy and prioritization criteria to your team’s needs.
Compare biological fit, clinical opportunity and evidence gaps using a scientific framework, with support from Causaly’s scientists to tailor the weighting and prioritization criteria to your asset strategy.
Convergent human evidence
Mechanistic fit; translation gap
Limited disease-specific evidence
Investigate indication A first; resolve the translational gap before extending to B.
Compare studies and their limitations, tailoring the research question, evidence requirements and output to the population or biomarker decision your team needs to make.
Association observed
Direction replicated
Interaction not tested
The biomarker is associated with outcome; treatment-predictive value remains unestablished.
Assess clinical questions and evidence gaps across a disease area using a structured method, with support from our scientific team to align the priorities and evidence plan with your medical strategy.
Prioritize comparative outcomes and underrepresented patients in the evidence plan.
Combine data analysis, scientific interpretation and work across an entire list in one assignment, bringing the results together in a finished deliverable.
Explain a signal in its biological context by testing competing explanations and making the assumptions, contradictory evidence and uncertainty clear.
Check the inputs, apply the method and calculate the results, keeping the code, parameters and numerical outputs available for review.
Apply the same operation to every item in a list, saving progress and tracking which searches are complete, returned no matches or failed.
Create a polished report or presentation from scientific findings, preserving their meaning, figures and the evidence supporting each claim.
Causaly connects scientific data, knowledge graphs and AI agents so your team can explore biology, assess hypotheses and apply its methods through repeatable workflows. Follow the evidence and reasoning behind the work, with outputs ready for expert review.
Coordinate scientific agents to apply your methods and check the evidence, bringing the work together for expert review.
Learn moreConnect biological relationships, research programs and development activity to assess evidence in context. Compare targets, modalities and development stages to understand where competition is concentrated and how your program could differ before committing resources.
Learn moreFind relevant evidence through semantic and graph-based retrieval, with source passages that scientists can inspect.
Learn moreBring literature, scientific data and internal knowledge together as a foundation for scientific work.
Learn moreBuild on Causaly’s literature, scientific data, knowledge graphs and scientific harness, accessing its capabilities through MCP, A2A and APIs. Extend established workflows or work with our scientific team to codify your own.
Retrieval · Reasoning · Orchestration
Invoke Causaly’s scientific capabilities from your architecture.
Extend existing methods or encode a specialized process with our scientists.
Combine Causaly with the platforms and computational tools your teams use.
Explore an established workflow, adapt it to your standards, or build a new scientific process with Causaly.