Start with what
you’re working on.
Tell us what your team needs to figure out. Quinn develops a plan, carries out the work and delivers a comprehensive report with the evidence and analyses behind it. A few sentences are enough to start.
Describe your work.
Tell us what your team is working on and what you need to figure out. A few sentences are enough.
Review the plan.
Review the proposed scope and deliverables. Ask for any changes before the work begins.
Receive your report.
Your report and supporting work arrive in 3–5 days after you approve the work. Discuss the findings, their implications and what comes next.
A comprehensive report.
The work behind it.
The executive summary gives you the findings and recommendations. The full report works through each part of the agreed scope, with the analysis and evidence behind it.
Download the report, share it with your team and discuss the findings, their implications and what comes next.
Executive summary
The main findings, recommendations and next steps, with the important uncertainties made clear.
Detailed assessment
A section for each part of the work: the options, comparisons, risks and implications, with the figures, tables and evidence behind them.
Supporting work
The analyses, models, computational designs and reproducible code relevant to the work, with the sources, methods and assumptions your team can examine.
A few practical questions.
What is a Quinn run?
A Quinn run covers one complete piece of work, from what your team needs to figure out to a comprehensive report and the supporting research, analyses or designs. A single run can address several connected issues within that scope.
Can we ask questions about the results?
Yes. Discuss the findings, their implications and what comes next. You can ask follow-up questions alongside the report, with the work and supporting evidence available to examine.
How much do we need to prepare?
A few sentences about what your team is working on and what you need to figure out are enough to start. Add the context, constraints or methods that matter to you. We help define a useful piece of work.
Can Quinn use our internal data?
Yes. Work can use public evidence, your datasets and documents, or both. We agree the data access and handling with your team before using internal material.
When will we receive the results?
Results arrive in 3–5 days after you approve the work. Before work starts, you can review what Quinn proposes to do and ask for changes.
What do we receive?
A comprehensive report with an executive summary and detailed sections for each part of the work: findings, options, comparisons, risks and recommendations, with figures, tables and sources. Supporting analyses, models, designs, methods and reproducible code are included where relevant. You can download the report and discuss the findings and their implications.
What if the evidence is inconclusive?
The report makes that explicit. It separates what the evidence supports from what remains unresolved, explains what would change the recommendation and identifies the next work needed.
How does Quinn use AI?
Quinn uses AI to carry out research and computational work across the agreed project. You describe what you’re working on and review the plan. Quinn carries out the work; the results, supporting evidence and methods are available for your team to examine.
Does Quinn carry out experiments?
Quinn does the research, computational analysis and design. It can specify experiments and studies to test a finding; physical experiments, clinical operations and manufacturing are carried out by your team or its partners.
What is your team working on?
A few sentences are enough to start.