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Protocol drafting

Protocols drafted from what your lab has actually run

Refresh a protocol, combine several or start from a goal. Every amount, reagent and setting comes from your lab’s records or a paper you uploaded, and anything missing is left for you to fill in.

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Protocol draftWestern blot, refreshed from v3

Purpose · Materials and equipment · Safety and cautions · Steps · Critical steps · Expected results · Troubleshooting · References

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Block the membrane for 60 min in 5% milkCopied from protocol v3, step 4
Cited
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Primary antibody 1:2000, lot CRecorded failure beside this step: lot B, run 14
Warning
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Wash 3 × 10 min in TBSTLater run: run 16 washed 3 × 5 min. Adopt the change or keep the original?
Decide
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Image on gel imager 2From protocol v3, step 9. Your lab has no record of this instrument.
No record

Each step shows its source, and the three flags need resolving before you accept the draft.

What it does

Draft a protocol from the runs your lab has done

  • Three ways to start

    Refresh a protocol the lab has run, combine two or more, or draft a new one from a goal.

  • A familiar shape

    Purpose, materials and equipment, safety and cautions, numbered steps, critical steps and pause points, expected results, troubleshooting and references.

  • Your history beside each step

    Past failures, later run notes and changes sit beside the steps they affect, each linked to its source.

Built to be trusted

What you can rely on

  • Amounts, reagents, instruments and settings come from your records or your uploaded papers, with the source for each.
  • Reagents and instruments your lab has no record of are flagged.
  • Units that differ between runs are flagged.
  • Values from a paper are marked as not yet tried in your lab.
  • Anything written by the AI is clearly marked.
  • Your records’ own safety cautions appear with the steps they apply to.

What it won’t do

  • Invent an amount: a value it cannot find in your records is left blank for you.
  • Let a draft be accepted while something is still flagged.
How it works

From start to finish in three steps

  1. 1

    Pick protocols or state a goal

    Choose the protocol to refresh, the ones to combine, or describe what the new protocol must achieve.

  2. 2

    Check what is flagged

    Settle each flag: a material with no record, a past failure, a unit mismatch, or a change from a later run to adopt or leave out.

  3. 3

    Accept and download

    Keep the accepted draft as a version and download it with its references. Upload it back and it is marked as not yet run.

  • Lab Q&A

    Where things are, what was used, what failed and why, answered from your own records.

  • Lab inventory

    Your stock on a map of your lab, low and expiring items marked, and drafts checked against it.

  • Literature search

    Find papers relevant to your next experiment and keep them beside the lab records they help you interpret.

Bring one real question from your lab

See it work in a private demo on example records, with nothing to upload and no commitment.

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