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Ask chemistry anything. Get an answer you can cite.
Sage is a conversational agent with natural-language access to every tool and dataset on the platform. Ask a hazard question in plain English and get a grounded answer, with every claim traceable back to the study, regulatory document, or prediction it came from.
Updated July 18, 2026
- Every answer
- traceable to its original source
- 100+
- tools Sage can run mid-conversation
- 2.8B
- curated data points within reach
Capabilities
What Sage does
Cited by default
Every statement links back to the study, regulatory document, or prediction behind it. Nothing is asserted without a source.
Predictions on demand
When no measured study exists, Sage runs a ToxJobs predictor inside the conversation and shows you the model and its confidence.
One question, the whole stack
Sage reaches across curated databases, the regulatory document index, and chemical lists in a single query.
Provenance you can defend
Because the trail is preserved end to end, an answer holds up when a reviewer or regulator asks how you got there.
How it works
From question to result
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Ask in plain language
Type a hazard, endpoint, or comparison question the way you would ask a colleague.
- 2
Sage gathers the evidence
It searches curated data, regulatory documents, and literature, and runs predictors where studies are missing.
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Read a cited answer
Every claim carries a link to its source, so you can verify the reasoning and move on.
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FAQ
Sage questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
What is Sage?
Sage is ToxIndex's conversational agent. You ask a chemical-safety question in plain language and it returns a grounded answer, with every claim traced to the study, regulatory document, or prediction behind it.
How does Sage answer when no measured study exists?
Sage runs a ToxJobs predictor inside the conversation and shows you the model it used and its confidence, so a prediction never passes as a measurement.
Can I trust a Sage answer for regulatory work?
Every statement links back to its source, so a reviewer or regulator can follow the reasoning to the original evidence. The provenance is preserved end to end.
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