Medora

Role In The Wiki

Medora is Vipin’s local healthcare project under D:/Healthcare/Medora. It should be treated as a high-sensitivity project root because it concerns personal health records and healthcare workflows.

Current Claims

  • EXTRACTED: The repository defines Medora as an AI-native personal health record and healthcare workflow system.
  • EXTRACTED: Its first product vertical is glucose, diabetes, and metabolic health.
  • EXTRACTED: The current status is a local-first private-alpha MVP for a small, closely monitored test group.
  • EXTRACTED: The app surfaces include profile, inbox, timeline, insights, doctor summary, settings, onboarding, privacy/safety, and alpha access.
  • EXTRACTED: The architecture uses a Next.js web app, Prisma-backed data model, TypeScript packages, workflow-based AI layer, provider abstraction, Zod validation, safety guard, persistence, and validation scripts.
  • EXTRACTED: The docs explicitly rule out diagnosis, prescription, medication or insulin dose adjustment, emergency triage, production security readiness, HIPAA compliance claims, and regulated medical-device claims.
  • INFERRED: Medora is best treated as a healthcare workflow and longitudinal record project, not a chat-with-PDF app or a traditional glucose dashboard clone.

Local Routing

  • Local root: D:/Healthcare/Medora.
  • Git remote: https://github.com/appleweiping/Medora.git.
  • Branch at inspection: main.
  • Major folders:
    • apps/web - Next.js app.
    • packages/ai - AI workflow/provider/safety layer.
    • packages/core - domain and workflow state logic.
    • packages/db - Prisma/database services and local storage.
    • packages/shared - shared package.
    • docs - project brief, architecture, data model, MVP scope, medical safety, and development plan.

Safety Boundary

  • Do not copy local health records, uploaded documents, SQLite database rows, generated local-storage contents, patient details, medication details, clinician contact details, or logs into the public wiki.
  • For actual medical decisions, treat the wiki as project memory only. It is not medical advice.
  • Use healthcare-projects for routing and safety reminders before opening deeper files.