Knowledge with
a source.

Turn medical reference material into an organized evidence library. Approved administrators preserve originals, review sources and publish knowledge that people and AI applications can trace back to its origin.

Administrator sign-in

Private access for approved Wiki administrators.

The evidence stays connected

  1. Original source
  2. Reviewed version
  3. Cited excerpt

A working library for medical evidence.

Organized reference knowledge

Browse medical material by specialty, category, language and evidence type.

Documents and media

Ingest supported files and inspect extraction warnings. OCR and transcription require configured processors.

Provenance you can inspect

Keep authors, dates, licences, originals and versions, with page or timestamp citations when available.

Independent review

A second administrator approves publication. Revisions pass through review before replacing published evidence.

AVA evidence analysis

Ask cited questions, compare published excerpts and prepare research briefs. Library statistics describe collection metadata.

Connect your own AI

Retrieve approved reference excerpts through REST, then use your chosen model to compose an answer.

Every step keeps the source in view.

  1. Upload

    Add supported files, provenance and usage rights.

  2. Review

    Inspect extracted content and record an independent review.

  3. Publish

    Make the reviewed version eligible for retrieval.

  4. Retrieve

    Return authorized excerpts with source and version citations.

One library. Different ways to use it.

Knowledge teams

Maintain an organization's reference material, review changes and preserve the evidence behind each published version.

AI developers

Ground an assistant in explicitly approved excerpts and display their source, version and licence alongside its answer.

Research and education

Discover publications through PubMed, import bibliography for review and compare separately licensed evidence with AVA.

Access follows the evidence.

AI retrieval requires approved access and eligible reference sources. Dedicated service credentials have separate audience and source restrictions. Patient processing requires separate approval and is outside this reference API. Wiki supports evidence review; clinical decisions remain with qualified professionals.

Read the integration guide