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Vendor-neutral, open-source, evidence-grounded healthcare search and agentic AI platform. Anchors autonomous clinical and patient-oriented discovery to authoritative federal healthcare repositories (NPPES, PubMed, CMS, MedlinePlus) using local models (Gemma 4 via Ollama), LangGraph orchestration, and CNCF-standard OpenTelemetry observability.
Run the complete platform without cloning repositories or setting up virtual environments:
The CLI automatically launches your default browser to http://localhost:8501 .
IMPORTANT : This software is designed exclusively for research, education, and informational discovery. It is NOT a medical device, diagnostic tool, or clinical decision support system. Always consult a licensed clinician for medical advice.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 .
Author: Open Healthcare Agentic Platform Contributors
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