A demonstration of the Damaros™ runtime on synthetic FHIR data. Click on the pulsing box to walk through it.
NCT03032484 · Phase II · randomized 1:1 · hash aead45cf
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CTMS tracks it. EDC captures it. eTMF files it. But execution is still missing: turning a protocol into a patient who can actually be screened.
The work still lives in the gap: charts, labs, notes, criteria, coordinator judgment, PI review, and proof rebuilt later. Every protocol and disconnected system adds weight. Large centers absorb more. Community clinics often cannot.
of cancer patients are treated in community clinics, not academic centers.
enroll in a trial at community programs, versus ~22% at NCI-designated cancer centers.
disconnected systems the average site runs daily, with nothing unifying them.
annual turnover among research coordinators as workload outpaces capacity.
Engine accelerates. Humans decide. Replay proves.
An LLM lifts criteria from the sponsor packet and NCT registry; Trident compiles them into locked, versioned logic, byte-identical at every site.
Site-approved data arrives screening-ready, lineage, freshness, mapping. PHI never meets a model.
A deterministic engine runs every criterion. Anything unclear routes to a human.
Luna-governed agents stage the decision. A person commits it, bound to Replay.
Reconstruct any run end to end. Hash-verified, signed, PHI-free.
Every run carries a complete manifest: every state, the cited evidence behind it, the human who made the call, and a signed replay bundle that reconstructs the whole decision.
It admits site-approved evidence, screens against locked logic, routes uncertainty to the right human, and seals every decision into Replay.
Reconstruct any run end to end with Damaros™
Every criterion compiled into locked, versioned logic a system can run.
Exactly what's ready, stale, missing, or unmapped, criterion by criterion.
Precisely where human judgment is required, and what drives it.
A signed, PHI-free record that reconstructs every decision.
A network-safe, de-identified view of who is ready to run.
We validate the execution chain. We do not claim clinical efficacy.