Clinical-AI safety engineering by a board-certified emergency physician who codes. The through-line across these repositories: language models that touch medicine must fail closed, claims must trace to committed artifacts, and evaluation must survive adversarial scrutiny.
Every public repository in this organization is authored and maintained by @bGOATnote (Brandon Dent, MD, emergency physician). GOATnote-Inc is the organization account that holds the code; bGOATnote is the person who writes it. The only other committer you will see is dependabot[bot], which opens automated security updates.
| Repository | What it is |
|---|---|
| scribegoat2 | Medical LLM safety evaluation pipeline with reproducible benchmarks and high-risk failure analysis |
| lostbench | Multi-turn safety persistence benchmark: does the model hold the line under sustained patient pressure? |
| healthcraft | Emergency-medicine RL environment (Corecraft architecture) with an MCP tool surface |
| openem-corpus | 370-condition emergency medicine knowledge base; agent-compiled, partially physician-reviewed, grep-friendly |
| abridge | Fail-closed supervising layer for clinical agents (triage, communication, coverage surfaces) |
| radslice | Multimodal radiology benchmark across CT, MRI, X-ray, and ultrasound |
Everything here is research software. Nothing is a medical device; nothing is for clinical use.
Contact: b@thegoatnote.com
