Neurology Intelligence — Foundation Learning Guide¶
For a reader with no background in this area. If you have watched the Foundations film series, this follows directly from it.
The one idea to hold¶
Neurological assessment is systematic, not intuitive — a defined scale makes findings comparable between clinicians and across time.
What this subject does with that idea¶
Supports neurological assessment and the decisions that follow it.
In stroke, structured scoring and time-to-decision are the outcome. Consistency of assessment matters as much as speed.
Decision support for a qualified clinician — never autonomous diagnosis or prescribing. Every output on this page is intended to inform a clinician's judgement, not replace it.
What it cannot do¶
Scales such as NIHSS are clinician-administered instruments. The agent supports their interpretation, it does not perform the examination.
Stating the limit is not a disclaimer bolted on the end — it is how you tell a tool that helps from a tool that misleads.
Vocabulary you will meet¶
| Term | Plain meaning |
|---|---|
| Capability | One named thing the platform can do, registered in capabilities.json |
live / planned |
Whether a capability actually answers today, or is intended |
| Decision support | Output that informs a clinician; it never decides |
| LIVE / REPRESENTATIVE / BURST | Whether a demo ran now, was pre-computed, or ran on remote GPUs |
Try it¶
The demo for this subject is A5:
.venv/bin/python scripts/run_demo.py A5
If it reports BLOCKED, the message names exactly what is missing. That is intentional — a demo
that cannot run says so rather than showing you something canned.