What Helix Does Not Claim

Setting hard boundaries prevents overreach and misuse.

• Helix does not prove biological truth; it proves data/compute provenance and determinism.
• Helix does not replace wet-lab validation or clinical trials.
• Helix does not guarantee clinical safety or regulatory compliance on its own.
• Helix does not predict in-vivo outcomes beyond the scope of the declared models and inputs.
• Helix does not sandbox arbitrary Python; it governs plugins and policies but cannot secure code run outside those boundaries.
• Helix does not promise performance wins; it prioritizes reproducibility, evidence, and safety rails.

All marketing and claims must stay inside these bounds.