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Patient Visit Advocate source-intake idea-001
source-intake artifact · for Patient Visit Advocate · phase idea-001 · status approved
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source-intake artifact · for Patient Visit Advocate · phase idea-001 · status approved
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Artifact Shape
- meta: source: string, created_at: string, product_stage: string
- source type: product concept brief
- anti patterns: 5 items
- schema version: 1.0
- raw source summary: AI-first product concept for a patient appointment advocate. Core framing: patients enter doctor visits nervous, unprepared, forgetful, intimidated by time pressure, and unsure what matters. The job is not to give generic medical information; it is to help them show up prepared, think clearly in the moment, and leave with confidence. Avoid the default bolt-on-AI app pattern of symptom checker, static question lists, generic top-10 doctor questions, or chatbot wrapper. Build a thinking system that behaves like a sharp, calm advocate. V1 should focus on conversational intake, a clean one-page doctor visit brief, smart dynamic question generation, and simple post-visit summary. Defer real-time in-room mode until the preparation loop works. Long-term moat is structured longitudinal memory: past visits, symptoms, medications, patterns, and context carried forward responsibly. Under the hood, use orchestrated agents: intake extraction, guardrailed clinical reasoning, question generation, medical/plain-English translation, and structured memory. Hard constraints: not diagnosing, not replacing clinicians, not giving treatment plans, conservative language, escalation guidance for serious symptoms, and explicit uncertainty.
- extracted principles: 5 items
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source
atlas-codex intake from user-provided product brief
created at
2026-05-05T03:23:35.513Z
product stage
new project intake
source type
product concept brief
anti patterns
- Generic symptom checker
- Static question library
- Top-10 questions content app
- Chatbot wrapper with no structured memory or planning system
- Overconfident medical advice generator
schema version
1.0
extracted principles
- The real problem is patient cognition under stress, not lack of generic information.
- The product should organize messy human input into clinical-adjacent clarity without diagnosing.
- The first value moment is walking into the appointment prepared with a clean brief and smart questions.
- Realtime appointment mode is compelling but should wait until preparation and debrief work reliably.
- Longitudinal structured memory is the durable product moat.