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Assistants that show their sources.

LocumView assistants are designed to run on local models inside your environment and your jurisdiction, retrieve material through governed access, and draft summaries with their sources attached. Not built yet: this page describes the design.

Walkthrough

A guideline digest, step by step.

The lead example shows how every LocumView assistant is designed to work.

  1. Trigger

    An updated guideline or protocol is published to the document library.

  2. Retrieve

    The assistant retrieves the new version and the version it replaces.

  3. Organize

    It lines up the sections that changed, with the text from both versions.

  4. Summarize

    It summarizes the changes in plain language, citing section and version.

  5. Draft

    A draft digest lands in the team’s inbox, marked for review and editing.

  6. Log

    The sources used, the draft, and every edit are recorded.

Principles

Productivity support, nothing more.

  • Retrieves, summarizes, organizes, and drafts. People write the final word.
  • Shows its sources and the exact document versions it used
  • Every action is logged and auditable
  • Runs on local models inside your environment, in your jurisdiction
In the EU, LocumView assistants are productivity tools. Clinical decision support is a separate, detachable module designed for the US; it is not part of the EU product, because in the EU it would be a medical device requiring certification under the MDR. It stays on the roadmap until that certification is pursued.
Guideline digest
Draft · awaiting review

Ward team · Internal medicine

New document: local antibiotic guideline v2026.1

Sections changed
4.2, 6.1
Summary length
180 words
Sources retrieved
2 documents
Audience
Ward team

Draft digest of what changed in sections 4.2 and 6.1, organized for the ward team, ready for editing.

Local antibiotic guideline v2026.1 · previous version v2025.3

Illustrative example. Synthetic content.

Governed knowledge

How the knowledge base stays current.

Planned: assistants will only work from sources that have passed through this process.

  1. Versioned sources

    Guidelines, protocols, and policies live in a curated library. Every document is dated and versioned.

  2. Scheduled review

    Each source has an owner and a review date. Nothing ages out of date silently.

  3. Clinician sign-off

    An accountable owner reviews and signs off every update before it reaches an assistant.

  4. Regression testing

    Updates are tested against the scenario cases and their reference answers. Any change in output is reviewed before release.

  5. Feedback loop

    Edits by staff are logged and reviewed, and every update can be rolled back.

Roadmap

Planned assistants.

Each new assistant follows the same pattern: governed sources, cited versions, people in control.
  • Planned

    Document and guideline digests

    Retrieves new or changed documents and drafts short, sourced summaries for the team.

  • Planned

    Pharmacovigilance intake

    Organizes source material and drafts case narratives for pharmacist review.

  • Planned

    Literature monitoring

    Retrieves and summarizes new publications on topics your team follows.