Production Ready

Hospital OS

The provider-facing operational system — where registration clerks, triage nurses, physicians, lab and imaging staff, and billing teams do their work, on department-scoped workspaces backed by the agents that own each domain.

Registration & identity

Patient intake and identity, owned end to end by Scout.

Triage & prioritization

Clinical acuity and queueing, owned by Sentinel.

Clinical intelligence

Diagnostic support that recommends — never finalizes — owned by Oracle.

Financial operations

Billing, invoicing, and insurance, owned by Ledger.

How Swasps works

From events to action.

  1. Hospital event

    A patient arrives. A result is verified. A bed frees up.

  2. Swasps event layer

    The event is published once, as an immutable fact.

  3. Intelligence + context

    Relevant history and hospital state are assembled.

  4. Agent

    The agent that owns this domain picks it up.

  5. Workflow

    The work is prepared, routed, and tracked to completion.

  6. Human decision

    A clinician or staff member reviews and authorizes.

  7. Hospital memory

    The outcome becomes part of what the hospital knows.

AI handles coordination and repetitive work. People remain responsible for decisions that require human judgment.