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A clinical software project moving from a local laptop to live screens across browser and phone
Physician Development

Deployment: When Your Code Becomes Clinical Reality

An app on your laptop helps no one. Deployment is the step where physician-developer work finally becomes available to patients, colleagues, and clinics.

· 14 min read
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Cinematic physician-developer workflow showing research inputs flowing from Telegram and source materials into structured drafts, PDFs, and a publishable editorial pipeline
Technology Featured

Inbox to Insight: Building the DoctorsWhoCode Engine

Physicians do not have an information problem. We have a conversion problem. Inside the Telegram-driven research engine I built to turn links, papers, transcripts, and videos into drafts, PDFs, and durable editorial records.

· 10 min read
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InboxDetox dashboard showing AI-categorized email subscriptions on a dark interface displayed on a monitor
Technology Featured

I Built InboxDetox in Two Evenings — This Is What Disposable Software Looks Like

InboxDetox is an AI-powered email unsubscribe manager built in two evenings and deployed to Railway. It is on GitHub. Take it.

· 5 min read
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A physician reviews his HRV trend chart and PGIS Breathe app at dawn, Garmin watch on his wrist, running shoes in the background.
Physician Development Featured

I Didn't Download an App. I Described My Problem to an AI and It Built One for Me.

A Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist describes how his personal AI health system identified low HRV, recommended breathing exercises, and prompted him to build a custom evidence-based breathing app in a single afternoon. A case study in disposable software, physician agency, and the future of personal health technology.

· 9 min read
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