One governed engine.
Three trust zones.
The defensibility of VETA is not the language model. It is the hidden control layer that decides what outputs are permitted, for whom, under what evidence threshold, and with what audit trail.
Every request passes through six gates.
DVM credentialing, role mapping, channel routing. Outputs differ by audience by design.
Anatomical and physiological constraints. Dogs and cats at MVP; each new species clears an evidence and governance gate.
Deterministic triage classification, dose ceilings, toxicology, and interaction screening. Rule-driven from V-EviCore.
V-EviCore object store. Tier, source, last reviewed, version, lineage — every object addressable and auditable.
Audience- and risk-class-specific contracts. Sections fixed by rule, prose generated under guardrails.
Rules fired, evidence used, items blocked, template rendered. Stored with every output, queryable by clinical board.
Evidence is the moat.
Built in-house with a clinical content team — 2–3 DVMs on retainer and a PhD toxicologist. Reference texts are licensed, never the runtime source of truth.
Every safety-critical output. Triage classification, dose ceilings, species toxicology, drug interactions, output-contract section structure.
Intake parsing, summarization, prose generation under guardrails. Never the safety decision itself.