Assisted execution
across applications.
voxelOS.health is a research prototype. It explores visible tasks between browser and desktop, with human interruption and confirmation. It does not autonomously interpret images, diagnose, sign, or release reports.
Prepare the report, review the text and place the result in the clinical environment.
Live progress and the next safe action.
Works where
the work already is.
The prototype tests whether a task can cross compatible tools without hiding the steps. Applications, versions, permissions and states need to be mapped; there is no universal compatibility.
Opens compatible applications
Only in previously mapped and authorized environments.
One patient and exam at a time
The safety goal is to invalidate the context when the identifiers change.
Explores routes between apps
Experimental capability, subject to failure and to confirmation of the state after each step.
Escalates the right moments
Keeps irreversible actions and clinical judgment with the professional.
One request.
Each step verified.
The active app and its controls are bound again before the action.
The smallest safe action is performed locally.
An open process is not enough; the result must be visible.
If the path fails, the agent observes again and takes another route.
Assisted execution.
Humans for the consequence.
Passwords, protected media, security prompts, clinical judgment and irreversible final actions stay with the user. Stop is always available.
Visible execution
Each step appears in Activity.
Data to evaluate
Page text, optional screen capture, local history, telemetry, logs and transmission depend on the experiment.
Safe stop
A change of context or an unconfirmed state must stop execution and return control to the user.