A conversation partner that has actually read the chart — answers grounded in your records, with the sources one tap away. No need to explain the history first; it already has it.
The agent is grounded in the care event you're standing in. It answers from your records first, then adds trusted general guidance — and the two are clearly separated, so you always know which you're reading.
On a desktop the agent sits in a panel beside the care event; on a phone it opens over the page. Either way it already knows every record in this care event — there's no history to repeat.
Type the question the way you'd ask a nurse. You don't need the clinical term — “is this something to worry about?” is a perfectly good question.
From your records: the May 2 result (5.4 mmol/L) is slightly above the lab's normal range, and Dr. Osei's note already scheduled a recheck…
Every claim that comes from your records carries a source chip. Tap it and the original document opens beside the answer, with the relevant part highlighted — so you can check the agent's work rather than take it on faith.
Answer sources
“…potassium 5.4 mmol/L, mildly elevated; recheck in 2 weeks with renal function.”
Select text in a summary, a lab table, or a document and choose Ask CAIR — or save the selection straight to your notebook for later.
Echo shows mild mitral regurgitation, unchanged from prior study.