()-N-Methylallosedridine is primarily used in research settings as an intermediate in the synthesis of complex alkaloids and neuroactive compounds. Its structural features make it valuable in studies involving nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, where it serves as a scaffold for developing receptor ligands. It has also been explored in the design of compounds with potential cognitive-enhancing or neuroprotective properties. Due to its reactivity and selectivity, it is employed in asymmetric synthesis and medicinal chemistry for constructing chiral nitrogen-containing molecules. Applications remain largely confined to laboratory and pharmaceutical development work.