Structure the evidence
Research records are normalized by intervention, outcome, population, study design, dose, duration, source, and evidence grade—not stored as undifferentiated text.
StackTerminal is developing evidence and decision-support infrastructure for digital-health and preventive-health providers. It connects structured research with personal context and changing real-world signals while preserving the sources, rules, and uncertainty behind every output.
The defensible system is the loop and its structured data—not a general-purpose language model or a list of supplements.
Research records are normalized by intervention, outcome, population, study design, dose, duration, source, and evidence grade—not stored as undifferentiated text.
Goals, constraints, body metrics, labs, and wearable-derived patterns establish where evidence may or may not transfer to an individual context.
The decision layer ranks candidates, scales doses within curated bounds, checks interactions, and returns citations, alternatives, and explicit uncertainty.
New wearable or lab signals are compared with the context captured at generation. Material drift can trigger a proposed revision instead of silently changing an output.
Measure extraction accuracy, citation validity, and grading agreement against expert-curated reference sets.
Benchmark relevance, safety-rule recall, calibration, and abstention across predefined user scenarios.
Test whether signal-driven re-evaluation improves decision stability and user outcomes in prospective pilots.
Define intended use, risk classification, quality management, and regulatory pathway before any clinical claims.
The consumer application proves the evidence-to-decision workflow. Our infrastructure direction is to help digital-health and preventive-health providers build transparent, governed experiences—while requiring every new domain to earn its own evidence coverage, safety controls, validation, and regulatory assessment.