03 / PLAYBOOKS

Three playbooks.
Recipes for what you build.

A playbook is not a product you buy. It is a proven blueprint for building one clinical workload on The Keep, the sovereign AI stack: the reference architecture, the model choices, the retrieval recipe, the evaluation harness. You build the application; the playbook shortens the path from months to weeks. Three are ready today. They are where builders start, not where the platform ends.

01 / v1

The first three.
One clinical job each.

PB / 001 / RADIOLOGY REPORTS

A reporting assistant.

You build it on The Keep. The radiologist dictates less, and signs sooner.

The Keep supplies the model and the retrieval over the radiologist's priors and the study in front of them. Your application drafts a structured report in their own dictation style, citing the findings it leaned on, and stays invisible inside the system they already work in.

PB / 002 / PATHOLOGY TRIAGE

A triage queue.

You build it on The Keep. The worklist arrives sorted by urgency, with the reason attached.

The Keep classifies each slide and drafts a one-line summary; your application orders the queue so suspect cases surface first. The pathologist starts where it matters, and can see why a case ranked where it did.

PB / 003 / CLINICAL SUMMARISATION

A summariser.

You build it on The Keep. The long record becomes a short, cited summary.

The Keep runs retrieval across the patient's notes, labs, imaging reports and medication history. Your application lands the summary in the host system's own template, every claim cited back to the record it came from.

Each blueprint targets The Keep and passes the same seven-stage validation bar, signed off by a named clinician. The detail an engineer would want, the models, the integration surface, the compliance mapping, lives in the playbook brief.

02 / the horizon

What opens up
when the model sits beside the record.

Once a frontier model and sovereign inference run inside the wall, next to the whole record, the workloads stop being a fixed list. A clinician opens a chart and the full history is already read, reconciled and summarised, waiting as context before the first question. A research team finds its cohort without a record leaving the building. A blueprint is simply the first time someone has walked a given path.

Builders are already pointing at prior-auth drafting, revenue-cycle automation, MDT case preparation, cohort identification, ambient scribing, and discharge and referral letters. Bifrost publishes a blueprint once it has been validated, never before. The discipline is on what gets stamped proven. The ceiling is yours.

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