SPARKIT

Scientific rigorin a research agent

One API call. Hours of research, delivered in two minutes. Papers read, analyses run, claims cited.

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Very accurate info, and I appreciate the fact that it cited very recent papers.
Felipe Santiago-Tirado, PhD
Assistant Professor · University of Notre Dame

Where SPARKIT fits

Plug into the workflow you already have.

From a single API call inside a Jupyter notebook to a callback-driven pipeline that informs your next wet-lab experiment.

From RNA-seq hits to prioritized knockouts.

Run your standard differential-expression pipeline. Hand the top genes to SPARKIT for pathway annotation, literature precedent, and known co-regulators. Walk into the next lab meeting with a ranked, cited list of knockout candidates instead of a raw spreadsheet.

SequencingRNA-seqBioinformaticsDEGsSPARKITpathway · contextKnockout listranked + citedWet labexperiments

Research agent preview

See the agent in action.

Three real questions where direct Opus 4.8 and GPT-5.5 missed and SPARKIT landed the answer — same UI you'll use after signing up.

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Answer

D

Reasoning

Based on Tomé et al. (2011, Human Molecular Genetics, doi:10.1093/hmg/ddr099), the only in vivo mammalian study that directly addresses LIG1 function in CTG instability in DM1: DM1 transgenic mice (DM300-328, >300 CTG) were crossed with mice carrying the 46BR LigI hypomorphic allele (~3-5% residual activity — functionally equivalent to a knockout, used because complete LIG1 knockout is embryonic lethal at the organismal level). The authors explicitly state: "Neither male transmissions nor somatic CTG instability was affected by the 46BR LigI" and "We observed no change in the levels of somatic instability between LigI mutant mice and wild-type mice." LIG1 deficiency specifically affects MATERNAL germline transmission (reducing expansions, increasing contractions) but has no effect on age-dependent somatic CTG instability in tissues. Therefore the answer is D (No impact).

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Benchmarks

How SPARKIT compares on public evaluations.

HLE-Gold

vs. frontier models

149 questions · biology / medicine + chemistry

The gold-standard subset of Humanity's Last Exam.

53.0%
34.9%
34.9%
SPARKIT
GPT-5.5
Claude Opus 4.8

GAIA

vs. search APIs

127 questions

Requires real-world search and multi-step reasoning.

75.6%
58.2%
57.0%
SPARKIT
Exa
Brave

What's different

Research agents,
without the engineering

Multi-step research

Each call runs an agent that thinks, searches, reads, and reasons before answering. Multi-step work, not a single LLM turn.

Built for agent loops

Submit, walk away. Push results to your callback_url or poll for them, ~110s median end-to-end. Designed to be called from your own agent or backend, not a chat tab.

Measurably better

On HLE-Gold (Humanity's Last Exam, gold subset, n=149), SPARKIT scores 53.0% vs 34.9% for both direct GPT-5.5 and Claude Opus 4.8. The lift comes from the research process, not a bigger model.