Scispot Scibot

Meet your AI
lab coworkers.

Scibot is a library of specialist AI agents that use your lab’s governed data, scientific context, and memory to search, analyze, prepare, report, and carry out approved digital work.

Inside the Scispot lab operating system
Governed dataScientific memoryWorkflow state
Your lab context
Samples
Experiments
Methods & SOPs
Instrument data
Scientific memory
Workflow state
One request“Find failed assay runs and prepare the review.”
Scibot Omega

Understand · Plan · Coordinate

SearchFind
Wet LabPlan
AnalyzeEvaluate
PlateDesign
ReportCreate
ExecuteAct
Usable outputs
QC analysis
Re-run plan
Review report
Record update
Human review where required
Approved tools & boundaries Defined actions· Permissions· Human approvals· Action traces

One request. A team of specialist agents.

Built for scientific and operational work across

Biotech

Diagnostics

Pharma

Research

Trusted by 200+ life science labs

The AI Context Gap

Useful lab AI needs more than a model.
It needs to know your lab.

Which samples were used. Which method version ran. What failed QC. What your team decided. Useful answers start with connected scientific context.

Data without context

Files alone do not explain the experiment that produced them.

Knowledge is fragmented

Methods, history, decisions, and exceptions live across systems and people.

Chat stops at advice

Someone still has to complete the work after the answer appears.

Actions need control

Real lab actions need permissions, rules, approvals, and traceability.

Generic chatbot

Answers from prompts and the context you supply.

Copilot

Helps a person summarize, draft, and decide what to do next.

Scibot

Uses governed lab context, specialist agents, and approved tools to complete bounded digital work.

Scibot is the AI coworker layer of Scispot LabOS. Its value comes from the records, context, permissions, and tools connected underneath it.

Your Data. Your Context.

Scibot works from
the lab you actually run.

Samples

Identity, lineage, location, and status.

Experiments

Protocols, runs, observations, and results.

Methods & SOPs

Current procedures and document versions.

Instrument data

Raw results, metadata, and related runs.

Workflow state

What is ready, blocked, or awaiting review.

Memory

Earlier exceptions, evidence, and decisions.

Scientific memory

Every experiment informs the next.

“What happened the last three times this assay failed?”

Run history

Related runs, samples, controls, and recorded QC outcomes.

RUN-018RUN-023RUN-031
Method context

Protocol versions and documented changes connected to each run.

Method v2.1Method v2.2
Earlier decisions

Review notes, exceptions, and the evidence behind the next step.

Review notesException record
Scibot can bring the relevant history into the next review.

The moat is not the model. It is the governed lab context the model can use.

One request. Many specialists.

You ask.
Omega assembles the team.

Scibot Omega understands the request, plans the work, coordinates specialist agents, and brings their outputs back into one connected result.

Scibot OmegaCoordinated work
The request

Find yesterday’s failed assay runs, compare their QC context, prepare the re-run plan, and draft the review report.

Search & Discovery Agent

Find the affected runs, samples, and source records.

Analyze Agent

Compare controls, results, and recorded QC patterns.

Wet Lab + Plate Agents

Prepare the method, materials, and repeat layout.

Report Agent

Draft the review report with connected evidence.

Execute Agent

Prepare supported follow-up records for approval.

Human reviewer owns the scientific decision. Record changes await required approval.
QC comparisonDraft re-run planReview reportProposed record changes

Illustrative workflow · human reviewers own scientific and regulated decisions

Understand

Plan

Delegate

Coordinate

Verify

Return

Omega coordinates the agents working on a task. Orchestrate coordinates the lab workflow.

Your AI lab team

Specialists for recurring
scientific work.

Choose the job. Scibot coordinates the relevant expertise across your lab’s records and supported tools.

Search & Discovery Agent

Find samples, experiments, files, methods, and related scientific history.

Wet Lab Agent

Prepare protocols, run plans, materials lists, and experimental work.

Dry Lab Agent

Support computational and data-intensive scientific workflows.

Analyze Agent

Prepare configured calculations, QC, comparisons, curve fits, and visualizations.

Report Agent

Turn reviewed scientific context into reports, summaries, and configured outputs.

Plate Agent

Work with wells, controls, plate maps, layouts, and re-run plans.

Execute Agent

Use approved Scispot tools and integrations to create, update, generate, or synchronize digital work.

Actions follow permissions

Work You Can Use

The conversation is the interface.
The work is the output.

Scibot can turn governed context into analyses, experimental plans, reports, and approved record changes. The deliverable matters more than the message that produced it.

01

Analyses & QC

Prepare configured calculations, comparisons, QC outputs, and visualizations from relevant scientific data.

Assay comparisonAnalyze Agent
Run comparisonIllustrative values
Run contextQC comparison

02

Protocols & plate plans

Prepare structured methods, run plans, materials lists, and plate layouts for the next human review.

Re-run plate planPlate Agent
ControlsSamples

Draft layout · review before use

03

Reports & exports

Use governed data and configured templates to prepare reports and supported PDF, Excel, or CSV outputs.

Review deliverablesReport Agent
Assay review reportPDF
QC comparison tableExcel
Linked result summaryCSV

Output formats depend on configured workflows

04

Records & follow-up work

Create or update supported records, tasks, and workflow state where the user and agent have permission.

Proposed record changesExecute Agent
RecordCurrentProposedRUN-018QC flaggedReview queueRUN-023QC flaggedReview queueRUN-031QC flaggedReview queue
Awaiting the required human approval
AI With Boundaries

Give agents responsibility.
Keep human control.

Access, tools, rules, and review gates define what Scibot can do. Scientific, Quality, and regulated decisions stay with the right people.

Permission-aware

Agents operate within approved access boundaries.

Confirmation-aware

Sensitive actions can require explicit confirmation.

Human-gated

Scientific, Quality, and regulated decisions can require review.

Context-aware

Work starts from governed scientific records and relationships.

Tool-bounded

Actions use defined Scispot and connected tools.

Exception-aware

Unexpected states can stop execution and escalate to a person.

Know what the agent did.

For important workflows, preserve the chain behind an agent-assisted action.

The AI Coworker Layer

Agents become useful
when the lab underneath is ready.

Scibot works across the connected data, scientific context, workflow rules, and approved tools of the Scispot lab operating system.

Open AI Ecosystem

Use the AI interface
that works for your team.

Work with Scibot inside Scispot, or connect compatible external assistants through Scispot MCP. Approved context and supported actions stay governed by the workspace underneath.

Permission-aware access

Use the approved context and tools available to your role.

Task-relevant context

Retrieve the scientific context needed for the request.

Controlled customer data

Customer scientific data is not used to train or fine-tune shared models.

Scibot

Native AI lab coworkers

Compatible AI tools

Controlled access via MCP

One governed Digital Brain

Scientific context · Approved tools · Access boundaries

Workspace permissions Traceable actions

Scibot is optional. Use the AI interface and access boundaries that fit your lab.

Start With One Job

Add AI coworkers.
Keep the systems that work.

Start with one recurring request and the context it needs. Connect supported systems, define the boundaries, and expand from a workflow your team can review.

01

Connect the right context

Bring the relevant samples, results, methods, and documents into governed Scispot context.

02

Define the boundaries

Agree which agents and tools can act, which records they can access, and where approval is needed.

03

Review usable work

Start with a clear output. Check the evidence, review the result, and refine the workflow.

What changes

Less searching

Less repetitive analysis

Faster reporting

More reusable knowledge

Interactive Field Guide · Free to Use

What should your lab automate first?

Find a useful first workflow. Answer seven practical questions and leave with a personalized pilot plan, required inputs, safeguards, and a way to measure success. No signup or email required.

Workflow diagnostic
About 2–3 minutes
YOUR LAB · ONE USEFUL FIRST STEP

Find the first lab task worth automating.

Answer seven practical questions about one real workflow. Leave with a recommended first pilot, required inputs, review safeguards and a way to measure success.

7 practical checksPersonalized pilot planFree, no contact form
Map my first workflow →
Software platforms manage tools. We manage outcomes.

Show us the digital work your scientists do alone.

Bring one recurring request. We’ll map the context, specialist agents, permitted actions, review gates, and output it needs.

“Analyze this run.”

“Prepare the re-test.”

“Build the report.”

“Find what needs attention.”

“Analyze this run.”

“Prepare the re-test.”

“Build the report.”

“Find what needs attention.”

Chosen by labs that set the standard

Ally Hirsch, Scientist and Regulatory Technical Lead at Informuta.
Scispot stayed close to the technical details and extended label printing across our device environment. That makes the clinical workflow easier for the team to use and showed that the delivery team would stay with the practical issues that matter in day-to-day operations.
Ally Hirsch
Scientist & Regulatory Technical Lead
Brett Stevens, Director of Translational Laboratory Research.
Our team was spending too much time on sample tracking and spreadsheet gymnastics instead of the science. Scispot is becoming the single place we can answer what happened to a sample, from intake through capture, libraries, and sequencing.
Brett Stevens
Director of Translational Laboratory Research
Dr. Onome Braimah, Head of Medical Affairs.
Scispot gave our Medical Affairs team a practical way to collect PHI-aware patient submissions and test requests while keeping the lab workflow connected to Sample Manager
Dr. Onome Braimah
Head Medical Affairs
Emily Reister, Staff Laboratory Science Lead.
Our team needed a system that allowed for more flexibility while keeping data for our sample intake and processing current. Scispot worked closely with us through recurring sessions to shape a more manageable system using custom automations and also determine best next steps for workflow improvement.
Emily Reister, PhD
Staff Laboratory Science Lead