Precision Autoimmune Intelligence Agent¶
live Domain: clinical Type: agent
RAG decision support for autoimmune disease.
A narrated, captioned explainer. Decision support for a qualified clinician.

Illustrative. Decision support for a qualified clinician — never autonomous diagnosis or prescribing.
In plain terms¶
The Precision Autoimmune Intelligence Agent reasons about autoimmune disease: it interprets autoantibodies, analyzes HLA type, and reasons about flare risk — grounding each answer in the literature as decision support for a clinician.
Why it matters¶
Autoimmune conditions are heterogeneous and relapsing: the same diagnosis behaves differently across patients, autoantibody patterns are subtle, and HLA associations carry real risk information. Bringing those threads together into a grounded, cited picture helps a clinician see the whole patient.
For a patient: their shifting autoimmune picture read as a whole, with a clearer sense of flare risk and drug safety.
How it works¶

Autoantibody interpretation, HLA analysis, and flare reasoning. Decision support. Illustrative.
- Ingest — autoantibody results and HLA typing, with patient context.
- Interpret autoantibodies — pattern interpretation grounded in curated evidence.
- Analyze HLA — HLA associations relevant to the condition and to drug risk.
- Reason about flares — flare-risk reasoning, returned as a cited answer that refuses to fabricate.
What goes in, what comes out¶
- In: a query and the patient context (autoantibodies, HLA).
- Out: a grounded, cited autoimmune answer — interpretation and flare reasoning.
Where it fits¶

It joins HLA analysis with pharmacogenomics; anchor of the autoimmune program. Illustrative.
It draws on HLA analysis and hands off to the Pharmacogenomics agent for drug safety, anchoring the autoimmune program.
Honest limits¶
- Decision support, never diagnosis. It supports a qualified clinician; it does not diagnose.
- Grounded, and honest when it can't be. As a retrieval-augmented service it needs a populated vector database and an LLM API key at runtime, returning an honest degraded response (HTTP 503) rather than inventing content when they're absent.
- Flare reasoning is supportive. Flare-risk reasoning is an aid to clinical judgment, not a prediction to act on unaccompanied.
Interface¶
- Endpoint:
localhost:8531· Invoke path:/ - Serving: native · GPU: no · Cost class: —
Inputs
| Name | Shape | Semantic | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
query |
scalar | — | |
patient_context |
map | patient_context |
Outputs
| Name | Shape | Semantic | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
answer |
map | autoantibody_panel |
Tags: agent · autoimmune
Runtime dependency
This agent is a Retrieval-Augmented Generation service: at runtime it needs a populated vector database and an LLM API key. When those are absent it returns an honest degraded response (e.g. HTTP 503) and never fabricates clinical content.
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Note
Status and interface are generated from the capability registry (lib/hcls_common/capabilities.json) — the site cannot claim ahead of the code. All clinical output is decision support for a qualified clinician, never autonomous diagnosis.