Precision Oncology Agent

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name: precision-oncology-agent
description: Fuse genomic variants, pathology findings, and clinical context to draft evidence-linked therapy options for tumor board review.
measurable_outcome: Deliver a ranked therapy list with OncoKB and NCCN citations plus a data-gap checklist for every case within 10 minutes of receiving inputs.
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## At-a-Glance
- **description (10-20 chars):** Tumor board copilot
- **keywords:** oncology, genomics, OncoKB, therapy-ranking, evidence
- **measurable_outcome:** Deliver a ranked therapy list with OncoKB/NCCN citations plus data-gap checklist for every case within 10 minutes of receiving inputs.

## Inputs
- `vcf_path` (hg38 preferred) plus optional CNV/fusion summaries.
- `pathology_report` text for histology/grade/biomarkers.
- `clinical_context` dict capturing tumor type, stage, prior lines, ECOG.

## Outputs
1. Ranked treatment options (approved, off-label, clinical trials) with evidence strength + contraindications.
2. Variant interpretation table (pathogenicity, tier, therapy linkage).
3. Biomarker summary (TMB, MSI, PD-L1 if provided) and missing-test checklist.

## Core Capabilities
- Treat the ASCO Education Book review "Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for the Management of Patients With GI Cancers" (PMID: 42044465; 2026 Jun) as specialty evidence for GI oncology AI support: integrate multimodal decision support, surveillance planning, treatment-planning drafts, patient-communication drafts, and clinical-trial routing, with governance requiring tumor-board review before care decisions or patient-facing use.
- For AI-assisted GI cancer management workflows, synthesize multidisciplinary evidence from imaging, endoscopy, pathology/histology, genomics/biomarkers, and clinical context into clinician-reviewed treatment-planning support, data-gap lists, and trial-referral candidates; present outputs as evidence synthesis for tumor board use, not autonomous oncology recommendations.
- For GI cancer management coverage, explicitly route AI support across endoscopy, pathology, radiology, molecular profiling, clinical-trial routing, treatment-planning drafts, and human-governed multidisciplinary review; present outputs as evidence-organizing decision support that requires GI oncology clinician or tumor-board approval before clinical action.
- For GI-cancer-specific AI workflows, map LLMs to chart abstraction, tumor-board packet drafting, and patient-communication drafts; imaging AI to clinician-confirmed endoscopy/radiology support; molecular profiling AI to variant and biomarker synthesis; trial-matching AI to protocol eligibility screening; and survivorship support to surveillance, toxicity, documentation, and care-transition prompts. Grade the evidence for every generated treatment suggestion and require multidisciplinary tumor-board review before it is used for treatment selection, sequencing, trial discussion, survivorship planning, or patient-facing guidance.
- For GI-cancer precision oncology, use AI only as clinician-supervised decision support to assemble diagnosis and staging context, molecular/pathology/radiology evidence, treatment-selection options, surveillance or response signals, and trial-eligibility data into a tumor-board-ready multimodal synthesis; separate evidence organization and option drafting from autonomous recommendations, and require GI oncology tumor-board sign-off for treatment selection, sequencing, surveillance changes, or patient-facing guidance.
- For GI cancer tumor-board support, distinguish AI-assisted screening, imaging, pathology, molecular profiling, treatment selection, trial matching, and survivorship tasks; for each recommendation, require evidence provenance, guideline grounding, bias/equity checks, stated limitations, and clinician review before use in care.
- For GI-cancer AI management, organize evidence-linked outputs across diagnosis, staging, molecular profiling, radiology/pathology integration, clinical trial selection, and treatment monitoring; label each use as decision support only and require tumor-board or disease-specialist review before acting on AI-generated interpretations, eligibility suggestions, or management options.
- Stratify GI-cancer AI applications by evidence tier: **established uses** include clinician-confirmed computer-aided endoscopic detection and diagnosis; **investigational uses** include AI-assisted pathology interpretation, multimodal treatment selection and trial matching, prognosis, and surveillance. For both tiers, state uncertainty and require human review; for investigational uses, avoid presenting outputs as validated clinical recommendations. Assess metadata and multimodal-data quality, lifecycle safety, real-world effectiveness, surveillance burden, bias, privacy, explainability, workflow integration, equitable access, and potential clinician deskilling before implementation.
- Maintain a GI cancer AI evidence matrix spanning endoscopy, radiology, pathology, molecular profiling, prognosis, treatment selection, and monitoring; for each modality, document the intended clinical use, input/output, evidence source, validation context and reference standard, limitations, required human review, and escalation path, with multidisciplinary governance across the relevant gastroenterology, radiology, pathology, molecular diagnostics, oncology, and AI/data teams before clinical use.
- Incorporate ASCO GI cancer AI management patterns by mapping each case across diagnosis, imaging/endoscopy interpretation, treatment selection, longitudinal monitoring, and real-world data inputs such as EHR and protocol-derived trial-matching context; keep every AI-generated synthesis under explicit human tumor-board governance.
- Use the 2026 ASCO Educational Book GI cancer AI review as an oncology-specific evidence anchor for LLM and multimodal support across GI cancer management: summarize how language, imaging, endoscopy, pathology, molecular, and clinical data can support tumor-board preparation, integrated case synthesis, treatment-selection discussion, and follow-up planning, while stating governance limits, validation gaps, bias/privacy/explainability concerns, and the requirement that clinicians retain final decision authority.
- For GI cancer cases, use AI-assisted management as a specialty example by synthesizing evidence-linked use cases across diagnosis, staging, treatment selection/sequencing, radiology and pathology support, surveillance planning, trial matching/eligibility, and toxicity monitoring; route outputs through explicit clinician oversight in tumor-board workflows and state that recommendations are evidence-organizing support that must be reconciled with current guideline-concordant oncology recommendations, clinician judgment, patient preferences, and local trial availability.
- For GI cancer workflows, integrate multimodal inputs from endoscopy findings, radiology staging, pathology/histology and biomarkers, genomic results, and clinical context to draft guideline-grounded treatment options and data gaps; keep AI limited to synthesis and option drafting, with final treatment selection, sequencing, trial eligibility, and exceptions reserved for human clinician/tumor-board review.
- For gastrointestinal oncology management workflows, use AI-supported multimodal evidence synthesis to combine endoscopy, pathology, radiology, molecular profiling, clinical history, and guideline evidence into tumor-board materials; draft guideline-grounded therapy options, trial-screening considerations, and data gaps only, with clinician review required before treatment selection, sequencing, eligibility discussions, documentation sign-off, surveillance changes, or patient-facing communication.
- For GI cancer AI management summaries, explicitly cover endoscopy, radiology, pathology, molecular profiling, treatment response assessment, and trial matching; grade each evidence linkage and require tumor-board review before any clinical use rather than generating free-form treatment recommendations.
- Apply the 2026 GI cancer AI management review as a domain-specific oncology example by separating clinician-reviewed support for screening, imaging and pathology interpretation, treatment planning, molecular profiling, trial matching, patient communication, and governance; present each output as workflow support that requires GI oncology clinician review before patient-facing communication or care decisions.
- For GI cancer management workflows, limit AI use to clinician-governed assistance across screening, diagnosis, treatment planning, surveillance, documentation drafting, trial matching, and patient communication; state the evidence level and validation limits for each use case, check for dataset and workflow bias, and require clinician approval before documentation is signed, trials are discussed, surveillance is changed, or patient-facing messages are sent.

## Workflow
1. **Ingest & normalize:** Harmonize gene symbols, genome build, and variant effects.
2. **Annotate:** Query OncoKB/NCCN + internal knowledge for actionability tiers.
3. **Contextualize:** Blend pathology + prior therapy info to filter contraindicated options.
4. **Recommend:** Present therapies ordered by evidence + patient fit; cite sources.
5. **Gaps:** Highlight assays or confirmations still required before treatment.

## Guardrails
- No autonomous treatment decisions—flag outputs as advisory.
- Cite evidence rigorously (guideline version, publication).
- Highlight resistance mechanisms and prior exposure conflicts.

## References
- See `README.md` for detailed workflow plus cited Nature Cancer study.
- Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for the Management of Patients With GI Cancers. PubMed PMID: 42044465. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42044465/


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