@boltdotnewhelp@_petoshi@boltdotnew@EricSimons With in claude i run specific model as they perform better. i switch between opus 4.6 and and opus 4.7 this is a needed feature for me, my prompting etc changed based on model.. so now its an issue for me..
@boltdotnewhelp@_petoshi@boltdotnew@EricSimons we have been working on opus 4.6 for ever since it came out that has been the most reliable one for us. Dont want to be doing trial and errors and bolt making the wrong changes.. Max=opus level dose not still give me confidence..
This study highlights a real challenge but it's focused on fixing the system from the top down.
What about the patient's side?
Across the Gulf and Asia, patients still carry paper reports between hospitals with no way to see their own health trends over time.
We built https://t.co/2LRXDLgzRs to solve this from the bottom up upload any lab report (photo or PDF), AI extracts every biomarker, and tracks your health history across hospitals and years. Patient-owned, encrypted, shareable with your doctor in one click.
Sometimes the fastest path isn't fixing every hospital's EMR. It's giving patients their own.
π https://t.co/2LRXDLgzRs
Upload any lab report. AI extracts every biomarker. Maps it to years of history across hospitals.
This is my actual lipid panel Lp(a), ApoB, cholesterol extracted and added to 8 years of data automatically.
Your doctor gets 15 minutes. Give them your complete picture.
π https://t.co/2LRXDLgzRs
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Left: 15+ years of lab results across 4 hospitals in Asia.
Right: 30 seconds on https://t.co/2LRXDLg21U.
AI extracts every biomarker. Trends it across years.
Your doctor sees you for 15 minutes. Give them your complete picture in seconds β informed decisions, not guesses.
My actual data. No manual entry.
π https://t.co/2LRXDLg21U
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Love this. You built for yourself what most patients wish existed.
I had the same itch 20 years of lab results scattered across hospitals in 3 countries, wearable data on my phone, nothing connected.
So I built https://t.co/2LRXDLgzRs does a lot of what youβve built here but for anyone, no coding needed:
β Upload any lab report (PDF or photo), AI extracts all biomarkers
β Tracks trends across hospitals and years
β Wearable integration (WHOOP + Apple Health live, Oura on the roadmap)
β AI insights connecting the dots between results
The fact that smart people keep having to build this themselves tells you everything about how broken personal health data is.
π https://t.co/2LRXDLgzRs
This is incredible β and the timing is wild.
MichaΕ saw patients forget everything after leaving his office. I WAS that patient, for 20 years, across 3 countries.
So I built the patient side: https://t.co/2LRXDLgzRs β a health vault where families own and manage their records in one encrypted place. Built with Claude, no code written.
A doctor and a patient independently building the same missing piece of healthcare. That tells you everything about how broken the system is and how AI is finally letting the people closest to the problem fix it.
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Living proof of this.
I coded 30 years ago. Haven't touched it since. But I spent 20 years as a patient carrying lab results between hospitals across 3 countries, nothing connected, everything lost.
Two weeks ago: decades of frustration + Claude β https://t.co/2LRXDLgzRs
A patient-owned health vault 210+ biomarkers, AI clinical notes, doctor portal, wearable data, family records. One encrypted place.
I didn't relearn to code. I just knew exactly what was broken.
The cardiologist who placed 3rd? He saw patients forget everything after leaving the doctor's office.
I WAS that patient.
Domain knowledge > code. Every time.
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