Potato + Wiley: Grounding AI Experimentation in Trusted Protocols

Why this matters

AI can propose experiments. But to be scientifically useful, those proposals should have a foundation in rigorous, validated methods. Integrating with Wiley Current Protocols, Potato gains access to peer-reviewed protocols and content that help anchor its suggestions to literature-backed standards.

What Potato already does

Potato acts as an AI research assistant. It distills published science, helps you plan workflows, critiques methods, generates and edits protocols, and links outputs back to literature.

By integrating Wiley Current Protocols content through RAG, Potato improves the reliability and coverage of its suggestions, especially in domains where Wiley publishes heavily.

What this unlocks

With Potato + Wiley, labs will benefit from:

• More authoritative protocol suggestions, grounded in peer-reviewed sources
• Stronger referencing and contextual support for methods
• Expanded domain coverage across all domains within the Current Protocols catalog
• Direct access (within Potato) to Wiley-backed content and citation links
• A more trustworthy substrate for hypothesis-to-protocol thinking

It doesn’t magically automate everything. Researchers still drive the decisions, but now experimental methods are tightly tethered to gold-standard protocols.

Looking ahead

This partnership is a key stride toward our vision of a Scientific OS — where AI and researchers work together continuously, backed by trusted scientific content and tools.