Tru enables researchers to:
- Accelerate research. Quickly identify code sets, build and visualize patient populations quickly, and build and modify population definitions. For a researcher looking to study GLP-1 RA medications (e.g., semaglutide, tirzepatide, etc.), Tru can build the logic to find all patients prescribed or dispensed these medications and then can immediately show trends of the different medications over time to better understand prescribing patterns.
- Develop hypotheses. Discover trends through iterative prompts and data visualizations. For example, a researcher monitoring hospitalizations associated with viral gastroenteritis could simply ask Tru using natural language to create a time series visualization of viral gastroenteritis diagnoses by month-year. To quickly analyze the distribution of myocardial infarction across demographic groups, simply prompt Tru to create a heatmap of myocardial infarction cases by race and gender.
- Transparent assistance. Access source information and underlying code sets behind responses. Unlike other generative AI tools, Tru provides transparency into its process, sources, and underlying code so that researchers can be confident and informed about the responses it generates and provide feedback to further improve the model.
Over time, Tru will expand to support even more scenarios, such as creating feasibility studies and more.
You can learn more about Tru, how it was built on an agentic framework, and how researchers are already using it in Jay Nanduri’s technical blog.


