Skillvault
A curated marketplace for life-sciences automation skills where every version ships with a bounded intended use, test corpus, execution evidence, reviewer attestation, change history, and procurement-ready package.
Life-sciences teams can find or create agent skills for literature work, coding, protocol drafting, guidance checks, and submission preparation, but a reusable script is not automatically fit for a regulated workflow. Buyers need to know the intended use, input limits, test cases, known failures, reviewer identity, software version, and change impact. Research found enterprise regulated-agent products and human document-verification marketplaces, but no marketplace distributing multi-runtime skill bundles with per-version validation evidence.
The research informatics, clinical operations, quality, or regulated-automation lead at a 100-1,000 employee life-sciences organization. The input does not establish a full role-budget-current-alternative profile.
A large grassroots medical-research skill corpus and current regulated-agent activity make the missing trust layer urgent.
Distribution, versioning, tests, evidence packaging, and updates are reusable, though expert review adds marginal work.
The trust gap is current, but regulated validation and marketplace mechanics have long been technically possible.
Grassroots skill supply and an explicit bioinformatics trust gap create timing, the attestation layer is unoccupied, and versioned evidence packages scale through software.
Three related APIs were unverified, the full buyer profile is incomplete, reviewer operations constrain leverage, and no structural copying cost is established.
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