These labels explain whether a visible claim comes directly from a structured dossier, a deterministic summary built from dossier data, a curated fallback source, editorial copy, or fixed demo inputs.
Provenance labels
This claim is rendered directly from structured dossier data curated in the research pipeline.
This line is generated by application logic from structured dossier data rather than copied verbatim.
This section relies on curated registry data because richer structured dossier coverage is not yet available.
This is manually written product or methodology copy, not a research claim generated from dossier data.
This sample uses a fixed example panel while the interpretation layer still runs through the real analysis engine.
Trust model
Research and dossier pages
These pages are dossier-first. They may include direct dossier fields, deterministic summaries, or clearly labeled fallback sections when structured coverage is still incomplete.
Analyze, Compare, and Protocol
These surfaces use dossier-linked biomarker effects, goal scoring, and relationship logic first. If a recommendation falls back to registry coverage because dossier mapping is missing, that is surfaced in the UI.
Biomarker mapping quality
Biomarker-linked recommendations depend on normalized biomarker ids. Matched and unmatched mappings are tracked internally so missing coverage can be labeled rather than silently implied.
Questions people usually ask
Are product pages written by an LLM when I load them?
No. Research, dossier, compare, protocol, and analyze pages are built from structured dossier data, deterministic derivation code, and curated fallback sources where coverage is incomplete.
What is the difference between dossier-backed and derived-from-dossier?
Dossier-backed copy comes directly from structured dossier fields. Derived-from-dossier copy is a deterministic summary built by code from dossier inputs such as biomarker effects, evidence scope, or recommendation logic.
When can registry fallback appear?
Fallback can appear when a compound, relationship, or biomarker mapping is not yet fully represented in the dossier layer. We label that explicitly so the page does not read like a full dossier-backed brief when it is not.
What do corroborated and declared relationship labels mean?
Corroborated means the relationship is supported across structured dossier signals. Declared means it is present in the dossier relationship layer but not yet strengthened by additional corroboration inside the current brief.
What is the public sample-analysis page?
The sample analysis uses fixed demo biomarker inputs so anyone can inspect the flow without signing in. The interpretation layer is still the same deterministic analysis engine used by the main product.