Plain-language terms
Terms
These terms cover the public Riyaan website and fully synthetic selection run. Private pilots require a separate agreement that defines programme scope, data handling, access, retention, support, and responsibility.
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Purpose of the public run
The public run demonstrates how a long-horizon agent can keep an approved starting-cell selection mission moving across source intake, evidence gaps, agent tasks, reviewer decisions, candidate dispositions, and a final source-linked artifact.
Access does not create a consulting, clinical, fiduciary, legal, supplier, partner, or customer relationship. A founding-pilot conversation does not authorize private data submission or create a pilot agreement.
The site is not professional advice
Riyaan is not clinical, medical, quality, regulatory, legal, intellectual-property, biosafety, or procurement advice. It does not certify a cell line, predict patient outcomes, establish population coverage, grant commercial rights, or show that a product is suitable for research, manufacturing, or use in people.
Qualified teams must independently verify primary sources, rights, laboratory results, quality systems, regulatory requirements, and programme-specific risks before acting.
Named experts remain responsible
Riyaan may gather, structure, reconcile, monitor, and propose within an approved scope. Named experts remain responsible for evidence promotion, proof plans, candidate advance or exclusion, and the final shortlist or “no line is ready” conclusion.
A recorded approval documents a workflow decision in context. It is not a warranty, regulatory acceptance, independent scientific reproduction, or universal determination about the line.
Use the site responsibly
You may view and evaluate the public run for lawful purposes. You must not:
- submit or attempt to expose patient data, individual genomic data, credentials, or confidential material;
- interfere with the service, bypass access controls, introduce malicious code, or disrupt access for others;
- misrepresent synthetic outputs as validated scientific, clinical, commercial, or regulatory conclusions;
- use a document or source field to attempt tool invocation, permission changes, or prompt injection; or
- remove attribution or imply that a linked third party endorses Riyaan or its interpretation.
Synthetic records and linked sources
The selection mission uses fictional DEMO-iPSC identifiers, events, reviewer names, evidence, dispositions, and outcomes. Supporting catalogue surfaces may contain illustrative placeholders and limited public-source records. Demo content can contain errors or become outdated.
A source link is for traceability. It does not transfer ownership, grant reuse rights, establish truth, or guarantee availability. Respect the copyright, database, confidentiality, and other rights that apply to source material.
Availability and changes
The public run is provided as available for evaluation. Features, records, rules, routes, and access may change or stop without notice. No promise is made that the site will be uninterrupted, complete, error-free, or fit for a particular use.
Questions about these terms
Send questions or content concerns to [email protected]. Do not include sensitive data in an introductory email.