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An answer card

What it does

Clinical answers in Agent D are formatted on structured Answer cards. Each card presents a clear clinical synthesis with collapsible sections, suggested follow-up questions, an option to view a patient-friendly explanation, and a Save as handout button. Clinical statements cite peer-reviewed medical publications with immutable reference links.

Also on this screen

  • Answer card (AD-059): A folded answer with follow-up questions, a Patient version, and Save as handout.
  • Follow-up questions (AD-060): Chips under an answer that ask the next question.
  • /summary (AD-081): Sums up this work-up in the chat. Saving waits for Confirm.
  • Evidence reference index citations (AD-130): Cites real medical publication papers and evidence sources behind clinical answers.

When to use it

Use Answer cards when researching complex diagnoses, verifying treatment protocols, or generating patient educational materials.

Step by step

  1. Type /summary and stop. Type /summary and stop.

What Agent D can do

Agent D brings together medical evidence, formats clear explanations, and indexes literature citations. It cannot file handouts without clinician confirmation.

Safety (what needs your Confirm)

All clinical recommendations require doctor evaluation. Saving a summary or handout places it into draft review; it is never shared with patients until confirmed.

Common questions

What are the follow-up chips under the answer?

They are suggested clinical questions that allow you to probe deeper into differentials, dosing, or complications.

How do evidence citations work?

Citations link to peer-reviewed medical journals and public evidence sources, scrubbed of commercial brand names.

What does /summary do?

Typing /summary generates a concise case recap in chat that can be saved to the visit note upon confirmation.

Last reviewed: 03/10/2026.