Release Notes

What's new across the BioMedAI platform

v2.8.0 (August 24, 2026)

Target Intelligence now predicts clinical progression across multiple indications, disease categories, and entire therapeutic areas instead of one gene-disease pair at a time, plus fixes to the Clinical Landscape chart and activity progress display.

This release expands Target Intelligence’s predictive reach to cover more of your research questions at once, and fixes a few rough edges in how reports and activity display.

Improved: Target Intelligence covers more ground

Clinical progression predictions are no longer limited to one gene-disease pair at a time. Ask about a gene on its own, a therapeutic area, or an entire disease family, and Target Intelligence now predicts progression across every associated indication — and ranks candidate targets accordingly in Disease Mode.

Fixed: Clinical Landscape chart

The Clinical Landscape chart is working again on published reports, and hover states now read clearly in dark theme.

Fixed: Activity progress display

Long-running activities no longer show a nonsensical “Step 4 of 1” or a progress bar past 100%.

And as always

We’ve continued cleaning up report and activity language across the platform, so what you see focuses on the science and the finding — not the specific tools behind it.

v2.7.0 (August 9, 2026)

A new Research Digest page curates biomedical research by topic, Target Intelligence now draws on a broader evidence base with disease-aware ranking, a new Drug Modality Workflow tool helps pick the right approach, and Customer Stories is easier to find and read.

This release adds a new way to keep up with biomedical research, broadens Target Intelligence’s evidence base, adds an interactive tool for picking the right drug modality, and makes Customer Stories easier to find and read.

New: Research Digest

Keeping up with the literature just got easier. Research Digest is a new page that automatically curates recent, relevant biomedical research by topic — drug design, target identification, and clinical trials — pulling from sources like PubMed, ChEMBL, clinical trial registries, and FDA approval data, and surfacing what’s actually new. It’s live now, and surfaced right on the homepage and in the main navigation.

New: Drug Modality Workflow

Choosing the right drug modality — small molecule, antibody, or macrocycle — for a target is now an interactive experience. The new Drug Modality Workflow tool walks you through the decision visually, auto-filling what it can about your target along the way, so you land on the right approach faster.

Improved: Target Intelligence sees more of the picture

Target Intelligence reports now draw on a broader base of evidence — protein-interaction networks, gene essentiality data, and pathway analysis — for higher-confidence target rankings. Target Prioritization now factors in disease relevance the same way Disease Mode always has, so a list of candidate targets gets ranked with your actual disease in mind, not just general biology.

New: Virtual Knockout Reports

Virtual Target Validation now includes example Virtual Knockout (KO) reports, showing how a target’s predicted loss-of-function effects play out before you commit to validating it in the lab.

New: Customer Stories, front and center

Customer Stories now has its own link in the main navigation, so real results from teams using WeDaita are just one click away instead of something you had to stumble onto.

Improved: Cards built for scanning, not scrolling

Each story now leads with a tight, scannable snapshot — headline, key metric, and a short pull quote — with a “Read more” toggle to open the full story only when you want it, instead of a long wall of text on every card.

Improved: Logos that just show up

Company logos on Customer Stories now appear automatically for more companies, even when one hasn’t been uploaded by hand, so the page looks complete and polished by default.

And as always

We’ve refreshed the homepage to put the product front and center, cleaned up a few rough edges on the News page, and continued refining the accuracy of who and what appears across the site.

v2.6.0 (July 12, 2026)

Clinical progression predictions are now indication-specific, led by an easy-to-read percentile rank instead of a raw probability, with a redesigned Clinical Landscape chart showing exactly where each target-disease pairing stands, phase by phase.

This release makes Target Intelligence’s clinical progression predictions sharper and dramatically easier to trust at a glance.

New: Indication-Specific Predictions

Clinical progression scores are no longer a single number for a gene — they’re now specific to the exact disease you’re evaluating. Ask about a target for one indication and get a prediction built for that pairing, not a generic average across everything the gene has ever been studied for.

New: Percentile Rank Replaces Raw Probability

Instead of a raw probability that could look alarmingly low even for a target with an approved drug already on the market, every prediction now leads with a percentile rank — “this pairing ranks in the top 10% of everything the model has seen” — a number you can trust and compare at a glance, phase by phase.

Improved: Clinical Landscape Chart

The Clinical Landscape chart in Target Explorer has been redesigned around this new percentile rank. Pick exactly the indication you care about from a ranked list, and see its own percentile for Phase 1, 2, and 3 trials side by side — no more hunting for the same number repeated across a long, scrolling chart.

Improved: Reports Reflect What You Actually Asked

When you name a specific disease alongside a target, Target Intelligence reports and their clinical-progression charts now reflect that exact disease — not just whichever indication the platform would have guessed on its own.

And as always

We’ve continued hardening the platform’s prediction infrastructure so the numbers you see keep getting more reliable as the product gets more capable.

v2.5.0 (June 20, 2026)

Cross-agent recommendations, Novelty vs. Validation target discovery, AI-powered clinical progression prediction, bispecific antibody design, and faster, more accurate research reports platform-wide.

This release focuses on smarter research recommendations, deeper target-discovery scoring, a new bispecific antibody design capability, and a faster, more accurate reporting pipeline across every research agent.

New: Cross-Agent Recommendations

Every report can now suggest the right follow-up analysis automatically. After a Deep Research or Competitive Landscape report finishes, the platform reviews what was discussed and offers one-click hand-offs to Target Intelligence, Drug Repurposing, Competitive Landscape, Biomarker Discovery, or Hypothesis Generation — so you go from “interesting finding” to “next analysis” without re-typing context.

New: Smarter Target Discovery — Novelty vs. Validation

Target Intelligence can now rank candidate genes by how novel they are, not just how well-validated. A new Novelty vs. Validation chart plots every candidate on two axes — how under-explored a target is against how strong the causal evidence is — so you can find genuinely first-in-class opportunities instead of re-discovering the same well-known targets everyone else is already chasing. Candidate genes are now pulled from multiple independent sources (OpenTargets, DisGeNET, knowledge-graph mining, and literature/GWAS text-mining) and merged by consensus, broadening discovery beyond any single database’s blind spots.

New: AI-Powered Clinical Progression Prediction

Target Intelligence reports now include a machine-learning-based prediction of clinical progression likelihood for each candidate, alongside a single combined GO / CONDITIONAL-GO / NO-GO recommendation — a clear, defensible verdict instead of a wall of disconnected scores.

New: Bispecific Antibody Design

The Antibody Design agent (AADA) now supports bispecific antibody design across all 17 industry-standard formats, in addition to standard monoclonal design — expanding computational antibody discovery to dual-targeting therapeutics.

New: Interactive Visualizations in Research Reports

Deep Research, Competitive Landscape, and Biomarker Discovery reports now render interactive charts directly inline — knowledge-graph relationship diagrams, clinical trial landscape breakdowns, and predicted-vs-actual outcome timelines — so you can explore the underlying evidence visually instead of reading raw tables.

New: Floating Platform Assistant

A draggable, always-available chat assistant now floats over every page in the BioMedAI app. Ask it questions about any agent, any report, or the platform itself without losing your place in what you were doing.

Improved: Report Accuracy & Citations

We tightened citation handling across every research agent — Deep Research, Competitive Landscape, Biomarker Discovery, Drug Repurposing, and Pharmacovigilance now produce consistent, correctly formatted citations (author, journal, year) for both literature and clinical-trial sources. Clinical trial counts shown in charts now always match the trials listed in the accompanying table.

Improved: Faster, Streaming Reports

Biomarker Discovery, Competitive Landscape, Drug Repurposing, and Pharmacovigilance reports now stream their analysis live and run research steps in parallel, so you see meaningful progress section-by-section instead of waiting for the entire report to finish.

Improved: Hypothesis Generation for Any Disease

The Hypothesis Generation agent is no longer limited to a single disease area — it now works disease-agnostically across any biomedical topic, with deeper knowledge-graph-backed evidence.

Improved: Smoother Sessions & Navigation

Your login session now refreshes silently in the background, so you’re far less likely to be interrupted mid-task. The AI Tools sidebar has been reorganized for clarity, with new entries for Omics Intelligence and KO Intelligence, and faster gene-search autocomplete throughout.

And as always

We’ve continued hardening the platform’s infrastructure — deployment, security, and reliability improvements across every agent — so the product you depend on keeps getting steadier as it gets more capable.

v2.4.0 (May 30, 2026)

In-app feedback on reports and workflow steps, plus a new default GraphRAG knowledge source.

This release introduces in-app feedback, so you can tell us what's working (and what isn't) without leaving a report.

New: In-App Feedback

Rate and comment on any report or workflow step directly from the chat view — a quick star rating plus optional comments, reviewed by our team through a new admin feedback dashboard. We also added WeDaita's GraphRAG MCP server as a default knowledge source for richer evidence retrieval.

v2.3.0 (May 25, 2026)

Cleaner, production-ready activity views across every agent, an improved chat experience, and live streaming analysis in Competitive Landscape.

A focused round of polish to the chat experience and report views, plus deeper streaming support in Competitive Landscape.

New: Cleaner Activity Views

Internal tool-call/technical details are now hidden by default in production across Deep Research, Target Prioritization, Drug Repurposing, Biomarker Discovery, and Competitive Landscape activity panels — reports stay focused on findings instead of internal research chatter.

Improved: Chat Experience

Interactive prompts, clearer progress display, and suggested follow-up questions make it easier to steer a conversation, alongside fixes to how Hypothesis Generation's activity steps render.

Improved: Competitive Landscape Streaming

Competitive Landscape reports now stream structured analysis live after each research tool call, with deeper knowledge-graph integration behind the scenes.

v2.2.0 (May 19, 2026)

Platform launch: Antibody Design, Deep Research, Competitive Landscape, Biomarker Discovery, Drug Repurposing, Target Prioritization, Pharmacovigilance, and Hypothesis Generation agents, plus the unified chat platform, gateway, and credit infrastructure.

The first coordinated release of the BioMedAI platform — eleven purpose-built research and design agents, a unified chat experience, and the credit and deployment infrastructure to run them at scale.

New: Antibody Design (AADA)

Autonomous antibody design across four modes — binder, CDR redesign, VH+VL, and macrocycle — orchestrating RFdiffusion, CDR-H3 identification, and AlphaFold2-based structural QC (ipTM/PAE confidence gating). Failed candidates automatically trigger a QC-driven redesign loop, and you can restart or resume a workflow from chat at any phase while GPU jobs run asynchronously with live status updates.

New: Deep Research

Multi-agent biomedical research reports with mandatory inline citations and structured bibliographic metadata, plus podcast and presentation export for sharing findings.

New: Competitive Landscape

Competitive analysis reports across drugs, targets, and trials with inline citations and an at-a-glance spider chart summarizing the landscape.

New: Biomarker Discovery

Biomarker identification reports synthesizing genomic and clinical evidence, visualized with a spider chart for quick comparison across candidates.

New: Drug Repurposing

A supervisor-coordinated team of five parallel specialist agents evaluates repurposing candidates using network-proximity scoring against a protein-protein interactome, with a spider chart summarizing each candidate's composite score.

New: Target Prioritization

Target intelligence reports built on real API data across every table, with PubMed-backed citations and a streamlined report header and methodology section.

New: Pharmacovigilance

Automated drug safety signal analysis, integrated with the platform's credit and reporting infrastructure from day one.

New: Hypothesis Generation (WeDaita AI Scientists)

An autonomous hypothesis-generation agent, integrating PanKgraph knowledge graphs and MindsDB-backed AIRR TCR/BCR repertoire data, with a glassmorphism chat interface and persistent thread history.

New: Unified Chat Platform & Landing Experience

One agent-aware chat hub routes every conversation to the right specialist, with model selection, file upload, and live GPU job activity timelines. The new landing page introduces the platform's three-stage pipeline — DBRA (target research) → ADDA (drug design) → CTIA (clinical trials) — alongside membership tiers and a referral program.

New: Platform Infrastructure

A unified API gateway routes requests across every backend agent, backed by a shared credit-accounting and authentication library so usage is tracked consistently no matter which agent you're using.