The partial result is still valuable. The pilot proved there is time-saving utility, but the current guardrails are not yet strong enough for anything broader.
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Generate concise, source-backed follow-up question sets for community clinics after complex specialist notes arrive.
The pilot shipped narrow value, but expansion was stopped pending more conservative controls.
Community clinics often receive dense specialist documents without enough staff time to turn them into clear follow-up actions.
A carefully supervised drafting workflow can save clinician time if it stays narrow, auditable, and easy to discard when uncertain.
Improves continuity of care in under-resourced settings without claiming diagnosis or replacing medical judgment.
1 voice credits remain locked while this Ken is unresolved or still in review.
$2,200 currently reserved for this Ken's delivery path.
Care-team drafting support for community clinics with mandatory clinician sign-off.
Accepted and rejected follow-up prompts sharpen narrow, safe medical drafting workflows.
Drafted questions are stored with note excerpts, approvals, and rejection reasons.
Rollback plan: Disable clinic-facing drafting and retain the audit trail if clinicians see unsafe drift.
Measure whether suggested question sets are useful, safe, and easy to dismiss when wrong.
Release gate: 10/8 approvals · approved
Clinicians found the drafting useful for note triage, but broader automation was intentionally deferred after the compute window ended.
Keep comments specific. The most useful notes clarify scope, challenge assumptions, or improve the audit trail for a Ken.
The partial result is still valuable. The pilot proved there is time-saving utility, but the current guardrails are not yet strong enough for anything broader.
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Stronger support costs disproportionately more than broad support. That lets people show intensity without turning the board into a money contest.
Worth running narrowly with strong clinician oversight.
The council accepted a narrow shipped state because clinicians found the question drafts helpful, but broader automation remains premature.
Outcome: The pilot artifacts stay public while wider expansion returns to review.