This was hard to read but most of it is earned, so thank you for taking the time to comment. 1. Alister Martin is a real physician and that seat is a seeded pl

This was hard to read but most of it is earned, so thank you for taking the time to comment. 1. Alister Martin is a real physician and that seat is a seeded placeholder using a real person's name, adding AI-native and customizing weights based on a corpus does not in any way account for the "human element here. I did not consider this. 2. Crisis handling. Human handoff only. I have actually had a few successes here https://erpo.law/ https://erpo.law/ 3. The site doesn't explain itself. THIS THIS THIS. I have been working on this all day. I am just a dev and 99% of my users are people i talk to, ask, walk through etc. some touch point with me and I think that may have impacted feedback in a way I did not understand until today. 4. "Thousands" of programs is 212. - Its like 70k and only like 204 have ever been completed. Two things: 1: This isn't a HIPAA covered entity today, but the back-end API services just work with OpenEMR services blah blah...but your underlying point stands. 2: Im not sure where you saw hard coded secrets; sync didn't find anything, I looked manually and I didn't either but if you do please email me and any other vulnerable party on the same thread so that the issue can be handled ASAP. At times like this I like to think that I'd rather be better than right, so I will take a serious look at how to improve here. Edit: 1 more, the agents done "make decisions" in the way I think you mean. Its more like an attempt at MAXING the deterministic element of the workflows: https://wiki.project20x.com/ https://wiki.project20x.com/