Forensic biopharma catalyst auditor — 10 tools, deterministic CLEAN/BEAR_SIGNAL verdict.
A forensic biopharma research MCP server — pulls catalyst-grade signals from 6 free, authoritative sources (ClinicalTrials.gov, PubMed, SEC EDGAR, SEC XBRL companyfacts, openFDA, Yahoo Finance) and hands them to your LLM. Includes a server-side aggregator that runs the full forensic workflow in one tool call and returns a deterministic verdict. Built for the workflow most retail biopharma…
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A forensic biopharma research MCP server — pulls catalyst-grade signals from 6 free, authoritative sources (ClinicalTrials.gov, PubMed, SEC EDGAR, SEC XBRL companyfacts, openFDA, Yahoo Finance) and hands them to your LLM. Includes a server-side aggregator that runs the full forensic workflow in one tool call and returns a deterministic verdict. Built for the workflow most retail biopharma analysts actually run: a ticker hits the radar, you spend 2–4 hours grinding Google Scholar, FDA pages,…
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