PreChart
PreChart is a pre-charting verification agent for the office visit.
Core trick
Treats chart and transcript as fallible witnesses, gathering objective evidence per conflicting claim and updating the draft note when the clinician picks a side.
Description
PreChart is a pre-charting verification agent for the office visit. It drafts a specialty-styled clinical note from the chart and the ambient conversation, and — where the two disagree — it doesn't just pick a side. Its founding assumption is what makes it different: the chart and the conversation are two fallible witnesses (charts go stale and carry copy-forward/coding errors; patients misremember, use lay terms, and get mis-transcribed), so PreChart trusts neither by default. For each claim it gathers adjacent, objective evidence, proposes which account the evidence supports, and surfaces the conflict for the clinician. The clinician can accept the agent's call or select the truth themselves — and the note updates live to match. Nothing high-stakes is auto-written; the clinician signs off.
README excerpt
# PreChart **The chart drafts the visit note; the ambient conversation cross-examines it; the agent adjudicates the conflicts; the clinician steers — and the note follows.** PreChart is a pre-charting **verification agent** for the office visit. It drafts a specialty-styled clinical note from the chart *and* the ambient conversation, and — where the two disagree — it doesn't just pick a side. Its founding assumption is what makes it different: **the chart and the conversation are two _fallible_ witnesses** (charts go stale and carry copy-forward/coding errors; patients misremember, use lay terms, and get mis-transcribed), so PreChart trusts neither by default. For each claim it gathers *adjacent, objective* evidence, proposes which account the evidence supports, and surfaces the conflict for the clinician. The clinician can accept the agent's call or **select the truth** themselves — and the note **updates live** to match. Nothing high-stakes is auto-written; the clinician signs off.  ## How it works **Two fallible witnesses in, gated to the visit.** The chart (FHIR problems, meds, labs, imaging, prior notes) and the ambient transcript are the inputs; a **temporal guard** admits only what was knowable *as of* the visit (a post-procedure report can't leak into a pre-visit note). **The agent gathers evidence and adjudicates.** For each claim — from *either* side — it runs deterministic tools and reasons over them: - **`triangulat