Announcing Enjamb's backing by Y Combinator to build the agentic workspace for drug programs.Regulatory
Enjamb helps teams draft, cross-check, and improve INDs, protocols, SAPs, NDAs, briefing books, and response materials with every important claim tied back to its supporting evidence.
Workspace prompt
Draft and audit a regulatory section using the approved protocol, SAP, evidence tables, and analysis outputs.
Agent response
Enjamb drafts from existing workspace context, checks claims against sources, and produces an audit trail for review.
Execution runbook
Enjamb turns an open-ended program request into a reviewable chain of evidence, analysis, drafting, and audit.
Agents collect approved evidence, protocols, SAPs, analysis outputs, tables, figures, and prior reviewer comments.
The drafting agent writes submission sections, briefing materials, or responses using the source-backed workspace context.
Audit agents compare statements, numbers, references, and terminology across documents and supporting files.
Outputs include the draft, evidence support, unresolved questions, consistency notes, and suggested reviewer focus areas.
Use case workflow
Drafting
Because evidence, analyses, protocols, and prior artifacts live in the same workspace, agents can draft from the work already reviewed by the team.
Audit
Agents can compare statements against source papers, data outputs, tables, and prior documents to identify gaps, inconsistencies, and review risks.
Agent team
Writes submission sections and response materials from approved context.
Checks claims against papers, tables, source files, and prior documents.
Finds terminology, number, reference, and cross-document conflicts.
Packages open questions and reviewer notes for cross-functional signoff.
Artifacts produced
Review safeguards
Outcomes
The goal is not more documents. It is a faster, more traceable way to move program work into review.
Shorter submission drafting cycles
Cleaner cross-document consistency
More defensible reviewer-facing packages