Chat

A conversational search at /chat. Tell it what you're looking for in plain language — typos, brand names, and informal terms are fine. It corrects, asks if it needs to, and shows you matching trials.

Three layout variants

Pick whichever feels natural — they all share the same agent and produce the same trial set. Switch any time via the Layout toggle in the header.

Inline — /chat/inline

Trial cards render inside the conversation. Most chat-native feel. Best for quick questions and small result sets.

Split — /chat/split

Two panes: chat on the left, dedicated trial results panel on the right that updates live. Best when you want to browse many results while keeping the conversation visible.

Guided — /chat/guided

Chat-only, no inline trial cards. Once the agent has enough to search, it shows a filter summary card with an Open in Advanced Search → button. Best when you want a clean intake → handoff flow.

What to type

Anything natural works. The agent will resolve:

• Typos: pembrolizamab → pembrolizumab
• Brand names: Keytruda → pembrolizumab; Tagrisso → osimertinib
• Umbrella terms: blood cancer → leukemia + lymphoma + myeloma; triple neg → triple_negative
• Aliases: Bombay → Mumbai; Bangalore ↔ Bengaluru
• Acronyms: TNBC, NSCLC, AML, DLBCL

Quick-reply chips

When the agent needs to disambiguate, it shows a question with clickable options:

Click a chip and it becomes your next message. Faster than re-typing.

Country priority + loose matches in chat

The same bucket model from Advanced Search applies — trials in your preferred countries first, then the rest, then a Broader / loose matches tail when you scroll past the strict cards.

Safety

The agent does not give medical advice and won't tell you whether you qualify. It surfaces trials; eligibility judgment is for the trial team and your oncologist. A persistent banner at the top of every chat page repeats this.