Question 1

What is WebMCP and how does this site use it?

Accepted Answer

WebMCP lets a web page expose structured tools to an AI agent through document.modelContext. Patiently registers 20 tools across three pages, so an agent can read the clinic queue, pull a pre-visit chart, and draft clinical documents inside the session the user is already signed into — with no API key or separate server.

Question 2

Can the agent prescribe medication on its own?

Accepted Answer

No. Prescription signing, recording vitals, calling a patient in and closing a visit each open a confirmation dialog and block until a clinician clicks. The write only exists on the approved branch, so the model cannot route around it.

Question 3

Can a patient use their agent to move up the queue?

Accepted Answer

No. There is no tool that changes queue priority. Escalation is decided server-side by an independent triage classifier reading the patient's own words, so a patient's agent can describe symptoms honestly but cannot argue its way to the front.

Question 4

Do I need a special browser?

Accepted Answer

ChatGPT's in-app browser supports WebMCP by default, and Chrome 149+ does with chrome://flags/#enable-webmcp-testing enabled. Everywhere else the site installs a WebMCP polyfill itself, so the tools are still registered and discoverable.

Question 5

Is the patient data real?

Accepted Answer

No. Every patient, visit, prescription and consultation transcript in this deployment is synthetic. Nothing here is medical advice.