Time-consuming search
Researchers spend expensive time moving from question to source, then from source to exact supporting passage.
ReviewOSMediGen strategy portalExecutive recommendation
Introducing ReviewOS, a custom tool for MediGen to search, retrieve, cite, and assemble research and legal documentation.
Problem
Researchers, reviewers, and legal/regulatory experts spend expensive time searching across repositories, opening long documents, hunting for exact passages, copying citations, and rebuilding context from prior work. That is the addressable workflow.
Recommendation
Start building world-class AI search on existing documentation in a way that supports MediGen's workflow now and can scale into future workflows and teams.
Value case
The base case assumes a 25-person review/research team, about 29,600 annual document-heavy hours, and a $4.1-$4.5M loaded cost pool. MVP Stage 0 addresses the portion of that work spent finding, opening, citing, and summarizing evidence the organization already holds.
Current pain
Researchers spend expensive time moving from question to source, then from source to exact supporting passage.
Keyword search, folder memory, naming conventions, and document-level matches miss relevant evidence or bury it in long files.
Teams manually reconcile documents, copy citations, and rebuild context across spreadsheets, notes, memos, and review packets.
Product roadmap
Search, retrieve, cite, and log evidence from existing documentation within the staged engagement.
Add controlled ingestion so the search layer stays current for new research efforts.
Assemble evidence packets, check citations, and flag contradictions or gaps.
Standardize projects, queues, approvals, templates, exports, and audit once usage proves the pattern.
Risk posture
Require source citations for material claims and block uncited answer sections from export.
Display source coverage, confidence, contradictions, and low-evidence warnings separately.
Flag privileged, confidential, PII/PHI, and trade-secret candidates for human approval.
Build to client-approved hosting, provider, data-handling, access, logging, and review policies from the first sprint.
Recommended Next Step
Ship the read-only Corpus API + MCP server, test it against a golden set, and open a pilot only if retrieval accuracy, citation coverage, latency, and safe-fail gates clear.