Bion: Our Multi-Agent Biomedical System

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August 4, 2025

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Layla Bitar

Bion: Our Multi-Agent Biomedical System

Imagine this scenario:

You’ve finally run your experiment. Weeks, or even months of work have led to this moment. You’ve gathered your data, and now it’s time to analyze it.

You open your favorite coding environment, import your dataset, start cleaning and exploring… when suddenly, you hit a bug.

You try fixing it, but it’s not that simple. You bounce back and forth with ChatGPT or Copilot, only to realize they’re taking you in circles; they don’t truly understand your data.

  • Maybe you’re missing a library. Okay, fixed.
  • Oh, now your plot throws an error. Fixed that too.
  • Wait, why do your results look wrong? Back to debugging.

Hours (or days) vanish.


It doesn’t have to be this way.

If you want your life to be easier and your research to move faster, just use Bion.


Bion: Our Multi-Agent Biomedical System

Bion is an AI Agentic System that is integrated and based on Bionl’s bioinformatics notebook. It understands your data, writes and runs Python/R code, and delivers analyses and visualizations in real time.

In other words, it is your research co‑pilot — from raw data to discovery.


Key things that make it different:

  • Understands your data context → Unlike generic AI tools, Bion works directly with the datasets you upload.
  • Multi-agent architecture → The Orchestrator Agent coordinates specialized agents:
    • Code Generator Agent → Writes reproducible scripts
    • Filesystem Agent → Reads the file tree and metadata
    • Backend Agent → Directly interacts with your notebook
  • No-code + code flexibility → You can use natural language or write Python/R/Markdown directly in the same workspace.
  • End-to-end workflow → Import → Clean → Analyze → Visualize → Iterate — all without leaving the notebook.

How to Use Bion

Step 1: Create a new session

Start by creating a new session and give it a name relevant to your project.

Step 1: Create a new session
Step 1: Create a new session

Step 2: Import data

Open the Bion Notebook and upload your dataset — whether it’s genomic sequences, patient health data, or experimental measurements.

Step 2: Import data
Step 2: Import data

Step 3: Talk to Bion like a colleague

Instead of writing long prompts or struggling with vague AI responses, you can simply chat with Bion.
Tell it what you want. See the example to the right side of the screen.


Bion’s Orchestrator Agent instantly understands your request and coordinates between specialized agents:

  • Code Generator Agent writes clean, reproducible Python or R scripts
  • Filesystem Agent stores and organizes your files
  • Backend Agent is the middleman between your live notebook session and the code generator agent
Step 3: Talk to Bion like a colleague
Step 3: Talk to Bion like a colleague

Step 4: See results instantly

No more guessing if your code is correct; Bion writes it for you in real-time inside your notebook.

If something needs tweaking, you just ask.
It remembers the context of your dataset, so there’s no repetitive explaining.

See example below — we needed to fix the matplotlib.

Step 4: See results instantly
Step 4: See results instantly

Step 5: Iterate & explore effortlessly

Want a scatter plot instead of a histogram?
Need a statistical test run?
Curious about correlations?

Just tell Bion.

It will adapt the code, rerun the analysis, and present updated results without breaking your workflow.

You can easily add an export button to save your graph as an image file.

Step 5: Iterate & explore effortlessly
Step 5: Iterate & explore effortlessly

With Bion, you can focus on what truly matters:

Asking better questions, exploring deeper, and accelerating discovery.

We built Bion because science should move at the speed of thought.

From the moment you upload your data to the instant you see your visualization, the gap between idea and insight is reduced to seconds.


Ready to work smarter?

The Orchestrator Agent is live in Bion today.

👉 Try it now at lab.bionl.ai and experience the future of bioinformatics.

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