Most LLM knowledge bases help humans organize information. Datalox gives agents the missing layer: skills to execute, knowledge to decide, and retrieval during execution. We are starting with biotech, where there is no clean reward signal and experience matters.
Today's LLM knowledge bases mostly help humans think. Agents need something different: procedures plus retrievable judgment during the task.
Agents can read docs, but docs do not tell them what actually works when the decision is messy.
Datalox turns expert experience into something agents can query while they work.
For teams already using agent repos, Datalox can start from a small opt-in block in AGENTS.md. That block tells the agent to separate skills from knowledge, retrieve judgment at runtime, and keep outputs cited.
AGENTS.mdThis repo uses Datalox as an agent-facing knowledge layer.
Before acting in this workflow:
- Use skills for procedures and execution steps.
- Query Datalox for relevant patterns, prior cases, and expert judgment.
- Retrieve during execution, not only at planning time.
- Cite what you used so decisions remain reviewable.
Store repeatable procedures the agent can execute reliably.
Save patterns, exceptions, and prior rulings as knowledge instead of burying them in notes.
Pull the right experience into the exact step where the decision is made.
Mark the repo as Datalox-enabled.
Keep procedures distinct from patterns and judgment.
Query Datalox at real decision points.
Ground decisions in retrieved sources.
We are onboarding biotech teams first, then expanding to other expert workflows where agents need runtime judgment, not just docs.
Pick one assay, protocol, or analysis workflow.
We issue access manually during the early rollout.
SOPs, notes, prior cases, reviewer guidance, and reports.
Retrieve guidance during execution and review cited output.