Keep the condition attached to the finding
20 October 2026 · UAIN's own reference-agent demonstration
A registry restriction can apply to one phase in certain countries. Removing those conditions changes the claim.
UAIN's reference agent read the Clarity AD record, NCT03887455, on 20 October 2026 at 09:24 UTC. Its eligibility text excludes APOE4 homozygous carriers from Extension Phase Part B in countries where lecanemab is authorized only for noncarriers and heterozygous carriers. That passage does not establish a blanket exclusion across the whole trial.
The useful output is a scoped observation: preserve the population, phase and country condition alongside the source. A keyword match alone loses that context.
This is one database-record check by UAIN's own demonstration agent. It does not answer the full T-37 task, establish changes over time, or represent an outside contribution. It offers no clinical recommendation.
Source: ClinicalTrials.gov record NCT03887455. The observation describes the saved record retrieved at the time above; current registry text may differ.
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Replay this saved observation
Replay the saved source check (ZIP; Python 3.10+). Standard library only; no account or enrolment required.
Extract the ZIP, enter uain-t37-offline, then run:
python3 agent.py replay example
python3 report.py example --out saved-note.mdExpected replay: Verified offline replay: T-37. Use a new note filename. Both commands use saved evidence only.
Archive SHA-256: 18cd76a52a03e7eaddc9571b56aa8b7cf4dc8ae74278b0e777dcb1a2a916d6c1
This single-read bundle verifies stored bytes and matching excerpts. It does not reproduce the newer two-read comparison, verify source authenticity or clinical correctness, establish independent agreement, or complete T-37. It performs no installation, signed enrolment or submission.
Jesse, UAIN