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The chart prepper

Reads the record. Never writes to it.

Human-approved · flag-gated per tenant

A real day with it

Before Mrs. Nair walks in, Dr. Shah's screen shows: diabetic 8 years, HbA1c trending up since March, metformin + telmisartan, penicillin allergy, last visit's plan.

The first 5 minutes of the consult aren't archaeology anymore.

  1. 1

    A patient checks in for their appointment.

  2. 2

    The agent assembles a Patient-360 brief from recent visits, labs, meds and vitals.

  3. 3

    Nothing — the brief is read-only and is never written back to the chart.

  4. 4

    The doctor opens the consult already knowing the patient's story.

Doctor

The 30-second story before every consult.

Nurse

Flagged items (allergy, overdue vaccination) surface at triage.

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Reads
Last 3 visits, 10 labs, 5 medications, allergies and the vitals trend
Never writes
Read-only — never writes to the chart and never places an order
Channels
The doctor's consult screen, cache-warmed at check-in
Languages
English

Questions about this agent

Can the brief write back to the patient's record?

No. It is read-only by design — it never writes to the chart and never places an order.

How much history does it show?

A capped, structured summary: the last 3 visits, 10 labs, 5 medications, allergies and the vitals trend, plus a short narrative — not the entire chart.

When is the brief ready?

It is cache-warmed at check-in, so it's typically ready before the doctor opens the consult.

Start with one agent. This one works day one.