What the emergency room taught me about managing AI agents in the homelab — on ABCDE, severity, and why checklists exist even for experts.
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Patrick Isenegger
Emergency physician. Tech builder. Creative.
Notes from clinical practice, the homelab, and working with AI agents. Alongside design and watercolor — a digital notes garden.
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AI is already part of everyday clinical work. The harder question is whether it improves patient outcomes — or mostly improves our dashboards.
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