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The agent lists indexes and metadata over a token-authenticated MCP server, least-privilege scoped.
list_indexes()A flight recorder for hospital specimen transport. It scores every journey's integrity from telemetry alone - and routes the suspect ones to human review before degraded data is ever trusted downstream.
Most lab error is born before the analyzer ever runs - a coag tube stuck 38 minutes in a faulted line, a fridge door left open, a handoff scan that never happened. The sample degrades. The data flows on as if nothing happened.
Transport logs live in facilities. Fridge temps in building management. Handoff scans in the LIS. The correlation that exposes a bad journey doesn't exist anywhere - until now.
The agent lists indexes and metadata over a token-authenticated MCP server, least-privilege scoped.
list_indexes()A bounded, short-lookback SPL search assembles one specimen's timeline across indexes.
run_search · earliest=-2hIt pulls the route-baseline knowledge object so “out of spec” means something real.
get_lookup(route_baselines)CDTSM where available, with an always-on fallback - runtime AI never single-threads a preview.
forecast_transit · CDTSM | STLThe model classifies trust and recommends one bounded action - a human approves, nothing auto-executes.
reason → HOLD + REDRAWStitches transport, environment, custody and queue telemetry into one per-specimen journey.
Every line of the verdict resolves to a raw Splunk event. Uncited claims are rejected and re-run.
Hold, redraw, confirm custody, release - all reversible, all confirmed by a person.
Decisions are written back to Splunk, so the platform owns the record and learns over time.
Dual-path CDTSM + fallback. The active source is shown on every single decision.
It never reads clinical meaning. Its only output is an operational trust signal. That discipline is the point.
Three minutes. A specimen that passed QC, flagged by its journey, held by one human click - the loop closing back inside Splunk.