See how Leyli turns biomedical documents into trusted AI-ready knowledge.
Watch the short tutorial, then launch the live demo to load documents, select UMLS and SNOMED CT, analyze biomedical text, inspect evidence, explore the knowledge graph, generate GraphRAG context, and export machine-readable outputs.
A complete Knowledge Engine workflow, not only extraction.
The live demo shows how biomedical documents become structured, inspectable, ontology-aware, graph-native knowledge that can support trustworthy LLM, GraphRAG, and agent workflows.
Complete knowledge-engine pipeline for trustworthy AI.
The Biomedical Demo is a working proof that documents can become structured, evidence-backed, graph-native knowledge for LLMs, GraphRAG systems, agents, and downstream applications.
Medicine is a demanding proof point for trustworthy knowledge infrastructure.
Biomedical knowledge requires precision, terminology, source evidence, ontology grounding, and explainability. The demo shows Leyli handling these requirements in one of the world's most complex knowledge domains.
Documents become structured knowledge
Clinical and biomedical text becomes entities, relations, semantic types, and reusable knowledge objects.
Proven in demoOntology grounding
Biomedical concepts can be linked to UMLS and SNOMED CT for clearer meaning and semantic context.
Proven in demoKnowledge graph generation
Extracted knowledge becomes an inspectable graph of connected concepts, paths, and communities.
Proven in demoEvidence preservation
Entities, relations, graph facts, and GraphRAG context stay connected to source evidence.
Proven in demoIf it works for biomedical knowledge, it can work for enterprise knowledge.
Leyli starts with biomedicine because the domain makes accuracy, traceability, and terminology visible. The same Knowledge Engine pattern can be adapted to legal, finance, manufacturing, retail, education, government, and other knowledge-heavy domains.
The Biomedical Demo is the first proof of a domain-independent Knowledge Engine.
Launch the live Biomedical Demo.
Use a sample document or bring your own biomedical text, then inspect the generated knowledge layer.