Architecture Overview
Clinical Corvus is a full-stack clinical decision-support platform designed for workflow utility, privacy, and auditability.
Top-Level Components
| Component | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Clinical Workspace (UI) | The clinician-facing cockpit for rounds, handoff, and structured drafts. |
| Orchestration API | Receives requests, builds context, routes work across agent roles, and returns reviewable outputs. |
| Retrieval & Evidence | Hybrid retrieval over curated content, producing traceable context packs and citations. |
| Clinical State | A structured, auditable representation of the active clinical session (episode-level). |
| Tool Gateway (Optional) | Controlled access to external sources for evidence retrieval under privacy rules. |
What Makes This Architecture “Clinical-Grade”
- Workflow-first outputs: plans and handoffs are returned as drafts that teams can edit.
- Bounded autonomy: the system is designed to avoid silent execution; review is explicit.
- Local-first privacy posture: patient-identifying context is treated as sensitive by default.
- Audit-friendly evidence: when evidence is requested, results aim to include citations that can be checked.