Onboarding · O1a, the structured intake

The design’s form (Health.dc.html:2831-2928) rendered on a shape and a layout the kit takes as values. Nothing below reads a question key: hand it a different subject and the same screen draws that subject’s intake. Every answer here is invented.

9 questions · 2 lists · the person’s to change · ready to send

Your researchStep 1 of 2 · this is a form, and a form is the honest shape for it

What is this about?

9 questions and 2 lists. A conversation follows where we go through it with you, so write what you know and say so where you are guessing.

We ask about sex at birth because a lab’s reference ranges and a lot of research differ on it. How you describe yourself is not what this box is for. “I would rather not say” is a full answer: the research runs on, and where it matters the team says out loud that this one is missing.

What you live withAnything a doctor has named, and anything you would name yourself. All of it, not the highlights.
What you takeMedicines, supplements, herbs. Everything, including what you bought yourself.
Your day · for the budgetNone of this is measured. You say it yourself, and you can change it whenever.

Your research gets a fixed budget every day. It counts again half an hour before your day starts, and while you are here it is yours. When you are away, the team spends what is left on the library, never on changes to your plan.

Documents · optionalThe more that is here, the sharper the research starts.

The uploader from kits/library mounts here: its drop zone, a row per file, and the per-file scope choice that has no default. This tab does not draw it, because this kit does not own it.

Send whatever only seems loosely related too: an old result, a letter from another doctor, notes of your own. That is often where a connection turns up that nobody was looking for. What is in them comes back in the conversation, where you can say what is right and what is not.

Your answers stay here, and you can still change them during the conversation. Nobody has to approve this.
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Onboarding · O2, the conversation

The design’s conversation (Health.dc.html:2535-2592) over the kit’s read model. Nothing here counts a turn against an agenda: the ready block appears because a brief exists, which is the only thing it could honestly be derived from. The assistant’s name is a copy key, so a deployment gives it the product’s. Every word below is invented.

6 turns · 4 prepared questions · open · answered · no brief yet

Getting to know you · step 2 of 2

Assistant

Reads your form, your documents and the first look around. This conversation is about one thing: what the research is going to look at.

We keep this conversation and use it to improve the product as a whole.

AssistantYour form is in, and it has been read. Before anything is looked up: when you say the tiredness got worse in April, was that from one day to the next or over a few weeks?
Over a couple of weeks I think. It was the afternoons first and then it started being there in the morning too.
AssistantThat helps, because morning tiredness and afternoon tiredness are looked into differently. Is there anything you would not want changed, whatever comes out of this?
The medication. I am not going to change the dose over a research report.
Documentbloodwork-march.pdf · stays yours
AssistantNoted as fixed, and it stays in the brief that way. Good that the results come with it. They sit in your own record and never become a source on their own. If you have more lying around, including anything that does not look related, send those too.
Send
Documents are welcome here too, including anything that does not look related. They stay yours, and none of them becomes a source on its own. When you think there is enough, say so and the summary gets written.
After every turn this conversation is saved, on every device. Close the window whenever you like. Come back and you are standing here again, at the turn you left. Nothing expires, and no reminder follows.
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Onboarding · O1b, the wait

The design’s loader (Health.dc.html:2489-2530) over the kit’s read model. What is finished, what each finished step found, and the way on — which comes from a conversation existing and never from this list being complete. There is no bar and no time promise anywhere in it, and the sentence saying why is the product explaining its own absence. Every line is invented.

waiting · no way on yet · questions written · ddrw

Your researchBetween step 1 and 2 · this one is ours

We are reading it all through and setting your conversation up

This is the heaviest thinking step of the start. Everything you wrote and handed over is read, and we look broadly at what is known about your subject. The question the conversation opens on comes out of that. Nothing is being asked of you. Close this window and the conversation is here when you come back.
  1. Read your formNine answers, two lists, and what you wrote in your own words.
  2. Read your documentsThree files. What is in them comes back in the conversation, not in your library.
  3. Looked at what is known about your subject
  4. Worked out what we still need from you
There is no bar here, because we do not know how long this takes. We would rather tell you what is finished.
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Onboarding · M12, the check-in

The design’s check-in (Health.dc.html:3040-3120) over the kit’s read model, plus the block the design does not have: the corpus counted by the engine and worded here, because a circle declares one language and this surface ships three. Nothing below compares a figure or a timestamp. Every number and every word in it is invented.

an ordinary check-in · open · corpus counted · undecided

Check-in · while the research runs

Are we still looking into the right thing?

What the assistant reads hereYour brief, and what has come in since it was written. Not your documents, not your lab results, and nothing from your reviewers.

Where the research stands

  • We have collected 214 sources.
  • 96 of those have been read all the way through and made searchable.
  • 88 findings have been written up from them.
  • What we could not read: 71 behind a paywall, and 47 that could not be made readable.

Per theme

  • Sleep quality: 41 read, each one with findings.
  • Movement and pacing: 38 read, 29 findings.

Where we still have little

We have found little on this so far: Timing of a dose, Moving during a flare.

Two months ago you mostly wanted to know whether anything could be done about the tiredness without changing your medication.

In the last round almost everything you reacted to was about sleep. Has your question moved, or is sleep the way in to the same one?

We keep this conversation and use it to improve the product as a whole.

AssistantYour form is in, and it has been read. Before anything is looked up: when you say the tiredness got worse in April, was that from one day to the next or over a few weeks?
Over a couple of weeks I think. It was the afternoons first and then it started being there in the morning too.
AssistantThat helps, because morning tiredness and afternoon tiredness are looked into differently. Is there anything you would not want changed, whatever comes out of this?
The medication. I am not going to change the dose over a research report.
Documentbloodwork-march.pdf · stays yours
AssistantNoted as fixed, and it stays in the brief that way. Good that the results come with it. They sit in your own record and never become a source on their own. If you have more lying around, including anything that does not look related, send those too.
SendSay as much or as little as you want. Not answering is an answer too, and no reminder follows it.
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