feat: Wire Triage module into the UI sidebar navigation #15
Description
Summary
The Emergency Triage module is fully implemented across all layers (backend engine, API endpoint, Reflex state, and UI panel) but is not accessible from the sidebar navigation, making it invisible to users.
Evidence
| Layer | Status | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Backend engine | ✅ Implemented | src/medex/medical/triage.py — full ESI 5-level triage with red-flag detection, vital signs analysis |
| API endpoint | ✅ Registered | run_api.py — POST /api/v1/triage/assess |
| UI State | ✅ Defined | ui/medex_ui/state.py — perform_triage(), triage state variables |
| UI Panel | ✅ Built | ui/medex_ui/app.py — triage_panel() component with form inputs, vital signs |
| Content routing | ✅ Registered | ui/medex_ui/app.py — triage_panel present in content_area() conditional |
| Nav item | ✅ Defined | ui/medex_ui/app.py — nav_triage() function exists |
| Sidebar | ❌ Missing | ui/medex_ui/app.py — sidebar() calls nav_chat(), nav_tools(), nav_research(), nav_history() but never calls nav_triage() |
Root Cause
nav_triage() is defined but never invoked inside the sidebar() function. The triage panel is fully wired in content routing, so adding the nav call should be sufficient.
Proposed Fix
Add nav_triage() to the sidebar items list in the sidebar() function, between nav_tools() and nav_research().
Priority
Medium — the module is complete and functional; this is a one-line wiring fix.