file-cleanup
Session-based file cleanup for privacy compliance. Use to delete temporary files, uploaded clinical notes, generated outputs, and expired logs to maintain HIPAA-friendly operations.
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Session-based file cleanup for privacy compliance. Use to delete temporary files, uploaded clinical notes, generated outputs, and expired logs to maintain HIPAA-friendly operations.
Pydantic schema validation for agent outputs. Use to validate JSON against TableOfContents, ClinicalSummary, TreatmentPlan, and EvaluatorFeedback schemas before accepting agent responses.
JSON-based structured logging for audit trails and debugging. Use for logging all agent operations, quality metrics, errors, and execution times with daily rotation and automatic cleanup.
Detect clinical note sections (HPI, ROS, Assessment, Plan) using regex patterns and LLM topic segmentation. Generates ToC with accurate byte offsets.
Phi-4 LLM interaction skill for generating text completions via Ollama API. Use for all LLM inference tasks including section detection, summarization, recommendation generation, and quality evaluation.
Hybrid search (embedding + BM25) for retrieving relevant clinical note passages. Use for finding source evidence to support claims in summaries and recommendations.
Contextual Retrieval implementation for RAG - chunks clinical notes with LLM-generated context prepended to each chunk before embedding. Improves citation accuracy by 49% per Anthropic research.
Extract and validate citations with Jaccard overlap calculation. Ensures all claims have verifiable source evidence with ≥0.7 alignment threshold.
ChromaDB vector database client for storing and retrieving text embeddings with hybrid search (dense + sparse). Use for RAG operations, contextual retrieval, and similarity search in clinical notes.
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