Move Lab Data Without Glue Code

Scispot’s A2A Framework helps AI agents coordinate data migration and lab workflows across disconnected systems using plain English.

Lab data stays stuck

Disconnected systems slow down migration, integration, and execution

Teams know the data exists. They just cannot move it.

Lab data is often split across systems that do not work well together:

  • Benchling
  • legacy LIMS platforms
  • assay files in shared drives
  • unsupported vendor systems
  • brittle ETL scripts

That creates a coordination problem. Migration projects become slow, costly, and fragile. Internal teams rely on engineers to write glue code that can break the moment a schema changes. The result is the same across many labs: data is there, but it is still hard to migrate, connect, and use programmatically.

An agent coordination layer

Scibot routes work to the right specialist agent

Scispot’s A2A Framework is built for the messy reality of lab data.

Instead of relying on one monolithic AI, Scispot uses specialized agents that coordinate with each other. Scibot acts as the orchestrator. A scientist can make a request in plain English, and Scibot routes it to the right agent to analyze schemas, map custom fields, flag issues, show the migration plan, and stream progress in real time.

The framework is built on A2A for agent coordination and MCP for tool and data access. Together with Scispot Cloud, that creates an agent-native stack for migration, integration, and live lab workflows.

What teams get

Practical value for migration, integration, and agent-based workflows

Plain-English migrations

Teams can start migrations from supported platforms without writing Python scripts or opening data engineering tickets.

Connected agent workflows

Specialized agents can discover each other, delegate work, and coordinate tasks across scientific data systems.

A usable data layer for AI

Once data is in Scispot Cloud, teams can build their own agents on top of live, permissioned lab data through MCP.

How it works

A simple flow from request to coordinated execution

Start with a plain-English request

A scientist asks for a migration or action, such as moving an antibody library from Benchling.

Scibot assigns the work

Scibot routes the request to the right specialist agent, which analyzes schema, maps fields, and prepares execution.

Get live progress and connected outputs

The system runs the work, streams progress, resumes if interrupted, and makes the data available for downstream agent workflows.

What the framework includes

Built for migration first, then agent-native lab execution

Scibot orchestration

Scibot takes a plain-English request and routes it to the right specialist agent for the job.

Specialized migration agents

Agents analyze schemas, map custom fields, flag unresolved issues, and execute migrations with streamed progress.

Scispot Cloud plus MCP

Migrated data lands in a structured, permissioned data layer that customers can query and act on through MCP.

A2A coordination layer

A2A lets agents from different vendors communicate, delegate tasks, stream results, and share context.

Make lab data movable

Bring migration, coordination, and AI workflows into one stack