Patient-facing (coming soon)

Triage

Model: aug-triage · Status: Coming soon · Scope: agents:triage · Schema: triage/0.1

Assigns an urgency level to a set of symptoms and tells the patient (or a front-desk / tele-health operator) where to go and what to watch for. Built conservatively: when in doubt it escalates.

Request

JSON

{
  "model": "aug-triage",
  "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "My father (68) has sudden weakness in his right arm and his speech is slurred since 30 minutes"}],
  "augsidius": {"audience": "patient", "locale": "en-IN"}
}

Response payload

JSON

{
  "urgency": "emergency",
  "red_flags": [{"name": "Sudden unilateral weakness", "concept_id": "…"}, {"name": "Slurred speech", "concept_id": "…"}],
  "advice": "Call 108 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department now. Note the time symptoms started.",
  "safety_net": ["Do not give food, drink or medicines by mouth"],
  "reasons": ["These signs can indicate a stroke, where minutes matter."],
  "observations": [ ]
}

`urgency`	Meaning
`emergency`	Go to an emergency department / call an ambulance now
`urgent`	See a doctor today
`soon`	See a doctor within 2–3 days
`routine`	Book a routine appointment
`self_care`	Self-care with safety-net advice

Emergency numbers and wording follow locale (India: 108 / 112). aug-triage never says a symptom is "nothing to worry about" without safety-netting advice.

Patient interview

Patient communication