Releases: hutchpd/AI-Medical-Scribe
Releases · hutchpd/AI-Medical-Scribe
AI Medical Scribe v1.1
AI Medical Scribe v1.1
This release introduces the biggest expansion of the prototype so far, adding structured clinical extraction, a confidence-aware review workflow, local audit logging, client-side FHIR export, optional direct FHIR delivery, and stronger local privacy controls.
Added
- Structured extraction from transcript, notes, and summaries into clinically useful buckets
- Review mode with confidence highlighting, provenance cues, stale/needs-review badges, and quick actions
- Confidence indicators and low-confidence transcript filtering
- Local append-only audit log with export to text or JSON
- Client-side FHIR R4 document Bundle export
- Optional browser-side POST of FHIR payloads to a configured endpoint
- Structured
Compositionsections and optional clinical resource enrichment in FHIR exports - Optional encrypted session storage using Web Crypto
- Passphrase unlock mode and session-only key mode
- App lock/unlock controls with inactivity auto-lock
- Ephemeral consultations, retention controls, purge-on-close, and stronger destructive deletion options
Improved
- Session history now supports richer review and traceability workflows
- Storage model clarified so FHIR exports are generated on demand and not stored separately by default
- Privacy documentation expanded to reflect FHIR sending and local credential handling
- Troubleshooting guidance now includes FHIR delivery issues
- Architecture and roadmap documentation updated to reflect interoperability support
Notes
AI Medical Scribe remains a browser-based, local-first prototype with no project backend and no API keys. Data stays on-device by default, unless the user explicitly sends a FHIR payload to an external endpoint.
V.1.0
AI Medical Scribe – Initial Prototype Release
This is the first public prototype of AI Medical Scribe, a browser-based, local-first tool for consultation transcription, summarisation, and document drafting.
Highlights
- Live transcription using Chrome speech recognition
- On-device AI summaries using Chrome Prompt API
- Document drafting from transcript content
- Session history with full local persistence
- No backend – everything runs and stores data in the browser
Key Characteristics
- Fully local-first: no server, no external AI services used by this project
- Built on experimental Chrome built-in AI APIs (Gemini Nano)
- Designed as a proof-of-concept for real-time consultation workflows
Important Notes
- Requires a recent Chrome build (Canary recommended)
- Requires enabling Chrome AI flags
- First use may trigger a large on-device model download
- Not supported on mobile browsers
- Not suitable for clinical use
Known Limitations
- Dependent on evolving Chrome experimental APIs
- Performance depends on local hardware
- Speech recognition behaviour varies by browser
Getting Started
See the README for setup instructions, including:
- Running on
localhost - Enabling Chrome flags
- Verifying model availability
Purpose of This Release
This release is intended to:
- Demonstrate feasibility of a fully local AI medical scribe
- Explore Chrome’s on-device AI capabilities
- Provide a base for further iteration and experimentation
Feedback, issues, and ideas are welcome.