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Genomic Intelligence models are now available in Biomni Lab
Biomni can now call Genomic Intelligence sequence-to-function models inside natural-language research workflows — turning promoter design, expression prediction, and variant interpretation into agent-executable tasks.
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Why we built the Genomic Intelligence MCP server
Frontier labs are moving from chat interfaces to agentic scientific workbenches. The gi-mcp server lets any MCP agent call genome-scale models directly as tools.
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Build with Genomic Intelligence: our agentic genomics challenge
Following our ClawBio × Genomic Intelligence session, we are inviting the community to build a genomics use case on our API, MCP server, or web platform — best case wins up to $1,000.
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From raw DNA to protein: an agentic genome-annotation walkthrough
A ClawBio × Genomic Intelligence workflow takes a 120 kb region of unannotated DNA and reconstructs a gene end to end — landing on MYC at 99.77% identity.
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From region to expression in one run: the annotation-to-expression workflow
The composite annotation-to-expression workflow finds genes in a raw region and predicts expression for each one — walk through a worked example over the HBB locus.
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The Genomic Intelligence API is live
Our sequence-to-function models are now available programmatically: a typed /v1 REST API and an MCP server, both reaching the same six DNA analysis tasks.
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Expression prediction is live on the platform
The gene-expression task is now available in the DNA Analysis Platform and the /v1 API.
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Gene Finding is live: predicting transcript intervals from DNA
Gene Finding is now available as an interactive task on the DNA analysis platform, predicting transcript intervals directly from sequence — walk through a worked example over the MYC locus.
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Enhancer activity prediction on the DNA Analysis Platform
The enhancer task is live on the Genomic Intelligence platform — score developmental and housekeeping enhancer activity along a sequence with DeepSTARR, walked through with the built-in Act5C example.
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Splice site prediction on the DNA Analysis Platform
The splice-site task is live on the Genomic Intelligence platform — predict donor and acceptor sites straight from DNA sequence, walked through with the built-in HBB example.
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Introducing the Genomic Intelligence DNA Analysis Platform
The Genomic Intelligence DNA analysis platform is live, with Promoter analysis as the first task available as an interactive web application — walk through the built-in TP53 example.
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Welcome to the Genomic Intelligence blog
Why we are opening up how we build genome-scale AI — and what you can expect to read here.