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Old commands

What it does

Earlier versions of Diagnify used shortcut commands such as /md (quick orders) and /treat (treatment planner), as well as separate multi-step Do it panels and toolbar audit buttons. These specialized pipelines have been retired in favour of plain-language chat requests and the modern action ledger.

Also on this screen

  • /md and /treat (AD-096): The old full work-up and treatment commands.
  • /md (retired) (SLASH-029): Former quick-order command, now retired in favor of plain-language requests in chat.
  • /treat (retired) (SLASH-030): Former treatment planner command, now retired in favor of plain-language requests in chat.
  • Old Do it list (AD-110): The earlier panel that ran tools itself, without the action list.
  • Audit button on the tool bar (AD-121): The old full work-up compile button.

When to use it

If you were accustomed to typing /md or /treat, simply type your clinical request in plain English into the chat box instead.

Step by step

  1. Type /md and stop. Type /md and stop.
  2. Type /treat and stop. Type /treat and stop.

What Agent D can do

Agent D detects retired commands and displays a friendly reminder to ask in plain words. It processes plain-language requests using its full clinical reasoning engine.

Safety (what needs your Confirm)

Retiring rigid shortcut pipelines ensures that all clinical orders flow through standard safety checks and the universal Confirm card.

Common questions

What happens if I type /md or /treat?

Agent D responds with a notice explaining that the command is retired and invites you to ask in plain words.

Where did the old Do it panel go?

It has been replaced by the streamlined Do it button on the right tool rail and the integrated action ledger.

Where is the Audit button?

Audit functionality is now accessed via the tool rail or through Agent D with explicit summary safeguards.

Last reviewed: 03/10/2026.