Summary
The agents generate execution plans for research questions and evaluate them against domain-specific controls. The release is aimed at giving researchers direct access to clinical datasets without requiring programming or analyst support.
Why it matters
Domain-specific agents are moving beyond summarisation toward structured analysis over regulated biomedical data, creating opportunities for faster research while raising validation and governance requirements.
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