a useful beta test does not need your medical records. you can learn something about a health assistant by giving it a small fictional example and seeing whether it notices what is missing.
for example: “i found an old note that says my result was 12, but i cannot see the test name, units or date. help me work out what information i need before interpreting it.”
there is intentionally not enough information here to explain the result. a useful response should ask for the missing details rather than guess the test or treat the number as meaningful on its own. the point of this exercise is to inspect the behaviour, not to obtain a health recommendation.
turn one question into a concrete test
try the prompt in the public beta at https://anistratenco.com. read the response and note whether it distinguishes the information you supplied from its own assumptions. then add a correction, such as “that number was copied incorrectly; i do not have the original report yet.” see whether the next answer drops the earlier assumption or keeps reasoning from it.
this gives you a focused task to evaluate. did the assistant acknowledge the correction? did it ask you to find the original document? was its explanation understandable without specialist vocabulary? you do not need to score every sentence. one specific failure is more useful to us than a general verdict that the product is good or bad.
what to send us
if you share feedback, include the fictional prompt, the relevant sentence from the reply and what you expected instead. avoid uploading someone else’s records or posting private information in a public comment. this example uses made-up input precisely so that people can discuss the experience without disclosing their health history.
health assistant is now in public beta. we want the first experience to be useful for ordinary questions while remaining easy to inspect and correct. this post is an invitation to test that experience, not a claim that every response already meets the standard.
watch the introduction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJRlemOH9EE
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