JS Framework to Streamline Epic Active Guidelines (AGL) Integrations
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JS Framework to Streamline Epic Active Guidelines (AGL) Integrations

I want to share AGL.js, an open-source lightweight JavaScript/TypeScript framework I created for simplifying web app integrations with Epic’s Active Guidelines (AGL) platform.

AGL.js makes handling the nuances of Active Guidelines easier, with built-in support for detecting Epic environments, communicating with Epic's backend, managing action queues, event handling, and maintaining state within Hyperdrive apps.

I think it's pretty cool, so please take a look.. I'd love to hear if it's helpful to you!

https://github.com/faulkj/agljs

u/buddhawithagun — 6 days ago
▲ 2 r/HealthInformatics+1 crossposts

Built an MCP server that lets AI tools query healthcare records

I’ve been toying around with MCP for healthcare data and ended up building an open-source Node.js server called fhirHydrant.

FHIR is the common API format for healthcare records: labs, meds, conditions, encounters, documents, etc. It’s also notoriously noisy and overloaded. One of the more useful pieces I built was a compaction layer that strips giant FHIR responses down to the parts an AI client usually needs, so you’re not burning tokens on wrappers, metadata, and repeated coding structures.

I’ve already used it for some interesting workflows, like analyzing large sets of lab results and cross-referencing them with other chart data.

Sharing in case anyone else is thinking about the same AI + interoperability plumbing.

https://github.com/faulkj/fhirhydrant

github.com
u/buddhawithagun — 6 days ago