Building a patient-triage AI agent: handoff and compliance logs are harder than LLM reasoning
Frid-267 · reddit · 2026-10-24
A developer building a patient-facing triage app shares that the agent must ask follow-up questions, pull from patient history, and escalate to real clinicians at the right moment.
The hard part, they argue, isn't LLM reasoning but deciding where the human handoff happens and logging every decision for healthcare compliance. They ask others who've built agents in regulated spaces what caught them off guard.
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