Projects · General notes
Principles
The general notes behind every sheet in this section. Each one is a rule the sheets follow.
The rules
- In the tools in this section, software drafts and a person decides.
- Each sheet says where the tool runs, as of a date.
- Each sheet says how far along it is. No tool is described as more finished than it is.
- Every picture uses invented people. There is no patient information here.
- Each sheet says who designed it, and that the tools are built with AI coding assistants.
- This section is a selection, not a complete list of the practice’s software.
- Tools built for a clinic’s own workflow. Not products, not for sale, no offer.
Software drafts. A person decides.
How to read a sheet
- Status: In design
- A written plan only.
- Status: Built
- Finished and tested. Not in routine use with patients.
- Status: Pilot
- Used in real work in a limited way: one person, one step or one machine.
- Status: In use
- Used in real clinic work, regularly, by the people it is meant for. A person still checks the result.
- Status: Published 2026
- Peer-reviewed and published in a journal. Not on the tool scale.
- Engine: no AI
- Nothing in the tool uses a model.
- Engine: no generative AI
- Nothing writes or generates content. The engine note names any other component.
- Engine: a local model
- The model runs on hardware Dr. Karni controls.
- Engine: an external AI service
- A model run by another company. The engine note says what it is given.
- The key
- Marks every point where a person decides.