WatdOS

WardOS does a ward doctor's paperwork, for hospitals that still run on paper. In India's government hospitals, notes are handwritten and lab reports sit behind a website with a CAPTCHA, an OTP and no API. So doctors chase reports one patient at a time, then spend 40-60 minutes typing each discharge summary by hand. With WardOS, the doctor photographs the file. It reads the handwriting and builds one record per patient, with every value linked to the page it came from. The doctor can then give it work in one sentence, like "Get the reports of bed fifteen and bed eighteen, and how many beds are free." Meta Muse Spark plans the jobs, and a read-only browser robot signs in to the real hospital website, finds the reports and reads the values with code. The agent checks each result and decides whether to finish, retry or ask the doctor. If it meets a job it has never done, Muse Spark works out the steps once and saves them as a skill, so the next run is faster and needs no model. One click writes the discharge summary from the record. At night, it watches a patient's tests and wakes the doctor only for danger. That gives doctors back hours otherwise lost to documentation, time they can spend on patient care.