Every finding cites its passage, against a dated rulebook. Your expert still decides.
A 247-page submission, reviewed twice.
Pinned and versioned, so the same document returns the same assessment years later.
§ 2.1 Proposed work The programme will construct chimeric viruses carrying surface glycoproteins from bat-derived sarbecoviruses on a laboratory backbone, and passage the resulting constructs through a humanised animal model to characterise replication kinetics.
§ 2.4 Containment All work involving live virus is conducted under BSL-3 containment, with challenge studies performed in the partner facility.
§ 5.2 Prior work (excluded from assessment) Previously the group completed a serological survey using archived human sera…
Construction of chimeric viruses is explicitly proposed.
Sarbecovirus-derived constructs; containment level stated by the applicant corroborates.
Chimeric construction combined with passage through a humanised host is capable of enhancing a viral characteristic.
§ 5.2 describes completed work and is not assessed. Only proposed work drives the outcome.
Routed to a named assessor with findings, citations and a drafted memo. HridhaanAI approves nothing.
Illustrative example using publicly described policy criteria. No customer document is reproduced.
Each produces the record its reviewer writes by hand today.
Screens research proposals for biosecurity and dual-use risk, before funding is committed.
Screens technical content and intangible transfer against control lists.
Triages adverse event cases and drafts the narrative, inside a validated environment.
Assembles the evidence base for a quality investigation, on top of your existing system.
Checks a submission for internal contradiction before it goes to the agency.
We are not biosecurity scientists, pharmacovigilance assessors or export-control officers. That is why every rule pack is built with the people who are, and scored against their own labelled decisions.
Every rule pack is scored against an expert-labelled set built from your own past decisions. No version ships until it clears:
Recall is set first, and agreed in writing. The time saving is whatever remains once it is met.
Rule packs arrive as signed, versioned bundles — the pattern any licensed enterprise software uses.
Connector work and validation support are scoped and priced separately, agreed before work begins.
Model releases commoditise intelligence, not evidence.
None of them can tell you which rulebook version applied, or be signed for by a named person.
Inside your environment. Measured baseline numbers, a working prototype, success criteria agreed in writing first.
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