Most use cases do not survive. Find out in an hour.

Stress-test your pharma AI use case

Six specialists interrogate the idea, price it, architect it and rule on compliance — then hand you a pack you can defend.

Six agents, one engagement

A widget is a tool; an agent is someone who decides. Any of them can stop the engagement, and Agent 05 is designed to.

01

Use Case & Process Challenger

Attacks the idea six ways and rules each attack survived, wounded or fatal.

02

Business Value Lead

Prices it as a range with a payback month. Never headcount.

03

Data & Solution Architecture

Maps source to destination, names the gaps, and says what happens when the model is wrong.

04

Delivery & Change Lead

Team shape, work packages, ranked backlog, phase plan, and who decides what.

05

Quality, Risk & Compliance

Computes a gate verdict from the answers. It can stop the engagement.

06

Evidence & QA Reviewer

Sweeps every claim for a source before the pack is allowed out.

What leaves the room

One versioned pack. The Evidence and QA Reviewer sweeps it for unsourced claims first, and can refuse to release it.

  1. 01Use case briefThe trigger, the process as it runs today, the boundary, and six attacks each ruled survived, wounded or fatal.
  2. 02Business caseTime given back and spend removed, a payback month, the two most sensitive inputs, and a pessimistic version.
  3. 03Data map and architectureSource to destination with the gaps named, a readiness score, and what happens when the model is unavailable.
  4. 04Delivery planTeam shape, work packages, ranked backlog, phase plan, and the meetings that decide things.
  5. 05Gate verdictApprove, approve with conditions, block or escalate — computed from the answers, not written by anyone who wants it to pass.

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Built by someone who shipped it

Four systems that ran in production inside Johnson & Johnson, Boehringer Ingelheim, Gilead, Novo Nordisk, Sanofi and Chiesi.

  1. 01Trial document processingCDMO documents classified into the sponsor eTMF, fields extracted, free text written in the sponsor’s house voice — taxonomy changeable in real time, no retraining. Integrated with Veeva Vault.
  2. 02Promotional content, MLR includedReview built into the pipeline rather than bolted on at the end, so the claim, the reference and the annotation travel together from the first draft.
  3. 03MLR review orchestrationRouting and triage for the review itself. Reviewer time goes to the claims that need a human.
  4. 04Account intelligencePipeline and market position researched, products recommended, commercial package assembled, outreach planned and tracked.

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Most do not survive the bench. An hour here is the cheapest place to find that out. Tareef Roustom built it.

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