MedSeek

Clinical documentation and reference tools for DeepSeek Harness, as an installable dsh plugin bundle.

Built for the daily work of physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and residents: rounding notes, handovers, admissions, discharges, patient instructions, and cited answers from FDA labeling, MedlinePlus, PubMed, and ClinicalTrials.gov.

MedSeek drafts; a named clinician reviews everything before it is used. It is not a medical device.

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GUI integration

The bundle does not just ship tools; it takes over its slice of the dsh web GUI through sanctioned plugin surfaces only:

Surface	What you see
Theme	Warm-paper light and espresso dark palettes across 85 platform tokens, including markdown citation chips, code banners, composer input, and scrollbars
Polish layer	Solid-core keyboard focus rings (3:1+ on every surface), teal selection tint, themed scrollbars, and a global reduced-motion kill switch
Brand badge	A small ring mark on the frame overlay layer; decorative, click-through safe
Settings card	Guard mode (block / ask / off) and the screened-tool list editable in Settings > Plugins, with revision-fenced writes that apply live
Tool results	Lookup tools render as native search cards with structured source lists; label lookups render as fetch summaries pointing at DailyMed

Accessibility posture: every text pair is asserted in CI against WCAG 2.x AA ratios and APCA Lc gates (75 body / 60 general) in both modes. APCA remains draft guidance, so compliance claims are WCAG 2.2 AA only.

Why

Ambient scribes capture encounters. They do not structure a note against a checklist, insist on pending results at discharge, force explicit allergy statements on admission, score patient-instruction readability, or attach a citation and retrieval date to every fact they surface. That post-hoc, deterministic layer is what MedSeek adds, locally and without EHR access, on top of any dsh deployment.

Design rules, enforced in code:

• Drafts, never directives. Every drafting tool returns structure plus a gap list under a review banner. Nothing prescribes care.
• Cited or silent. Lookup results carry source, identifier, link, and retrieval date. An empty result says so instead of filling the gap.
• Terms and codes only leave the building. A PHI guard screens every network-tool call for identifiers before it runs; the destination allowlist has exactly five hosts.
• Structure, not judgment. Documentation checklists check presence. No diagnosis ranking, no severity scoring, no billing-code-level suggestion, no interaction checking.

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