Module Index
The core analysis workflow uses different module families based on project category, available evidence, and execution profile.
How analysis modules differ from Modules
Analysis modules are part of the main analysis workflow. They are not the same as Modules, which extend the workflow with optional capabilities.
Common module families
The current category policy references families spanning:
- Molecular logic and target biology risk
- Clinical precedent
- Chemistry and ADMET prediction
- Toxicity and CYP assessment
- Manufacturability and synthesis audit
- PBPK and uncertainty quantification
- Structure, docking, dynamics, and physics audit paths
- Wet-lab readiness determination
Category-driven behavior
Module availability is not uniform across every project type. Some modules are:
- Required for a given category
- Optional when supporting evidence exists
- Exploratory for limited use cases
- Disabled because the current evidence profile does not justify them
That category-driven policy is part of how the system avoids overclaiming or running unsupported analyses from thin evidence.
Practical reading rule
When reviewing a completed run, ask:
- Which category was the run framed under
- Which modules were expected for that category
- Which modules were not eligible or intentionally skipped
That context is necessary to interpret both coverage and missingness correctly.