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THE LIVING UROLOGY ENCYCLOPEDIA

A living reference.
An open record.

We’re building an independent urology encyclopedia where evidence, uncertainty, AI authorship, and human review stay visible.

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Working interface · No medical articles published yet
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AI-generated ≠ human reviewed

Future article versions will show authorship, automated checks, evidence cutoff, and exact human-review scope separately. The blueprints below have no clinical content or review.

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THE BUILD, IN PLAIN VIEW

Foundations first.
Evidence comes next.

What is implemented, what is being worked on, and what still needs to happen. Local tests are not a live clinical release.

01 / TESTED LOCALLY

The foundations

  • Public content contracts
  • Backend validation and health checks
  • Separated service permissions
  • Container and migration scaffolding

B01 · B02 · B04 · B05 · B06
Implemented foundations, not deployed clinical tools.

02 / CURRENT WORK

Trust before release

  • Dependency and container security gates
  • Reproducible build evidence
  • Visible website progress and history
  • Clear handoffs between builders

B06-A · UI-001
Security work remains a separate local checkpoint.

03 / NOT LIVE YET

The encyclopedia

  • Source and licensing decisions
  • Budgeted, resumable corpus batches
  • Claim-level evidence and review
  • Gated publication and correction intake

No generated clinical articles, live reviewer console, or clinical question-answering service.

Built one bounded batch at a time.

The initial corpus is planned as claimed Codex / Claude Code sessions using the owner’s existing allowances. The owner chooses a batch cap and credit reserve; drafts remain private until release gates pass. API-driven updates come later.

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THE PLANNED TAXONOMY

Explore the shape of the encyclopedia

Eighteen domains are mapped. These navigation cards do not represent completed or actively generating articles.

CORPUS STATUS

Nothing hidden behind “comprehensive.”

The taxonomy is broad. The corpus is not—yet.

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domains mapped
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batches generated
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clinical claims live
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human reviews

ARTICLE BLUEPRINTS

Explore the planned corpus

These are interface records, not published medical articles. They contain no clinical claims.

ConditionSCHEMA PREVIEW

Nephrolithiasis

Stones & endourology

Planned evidence-linked article shell for evaluation, management scenarios, uncertainty, and source provenance.

AI templateNo human review
Claims
0
Sources
0
Version
draft
ProcedureSCHEMA PREVIEW

Ureteroscopy

Stones & endourology

Planned procedure record with indications, harms, alternatives, and versioned evidence profiles.

AI templateNo human review
Claims
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Sources
0
Version
draft
ConditionSCHEMA PREVIEW

Localized prostate cancer

Prostate oncology

Planned condition record separating evidence summaries from formal guideline positions.

AI templateNo human review
Claims
0
Sources
0
Version
draft
Diagnostic testSCHEMA PREVIEW

Prostate MRI

Prostate oncology

Planned diagnostic-test record with population, reference standard, and applicability fields.

AI templateNo human review
Claims
0
Sources
0
Version
draft
PresentationSCHEMA PREVIEW

Lower urinary tract symptoms

BPH & lower urinary tract symptoms

Planned presentation record organized around scope, differential pathways, and evidence cutoffs.

AI templateNo human review
Claims
0
Sources
0
Version
draft
Guideline comparisonSCHEMA PREVIEW

BPH guideline comparison

BPH & lower urinary tract symptoms

Planned comparison preserving each issuer’s own recommendation language and grading system.

AI templateNo human review
Claims
0
Sources
0
Version
draft
PresentationSCHEMA PREVIEW

Hematuria

Urothelial oncology

Planned presentation record with explicit population, jurisdiction, and uncertainty boundaries.

AI templateNo human review
Claims
0
Sources
0
Version
draft
ConditionSCHEMA PREVIEW

Renal mass

Kidney oncology

Planned condition record with claim-level citations, harms, controversies, and revision history.

AI templateNo human review
Claims
0
Sources
0
Version
draft

PUBLIC CHANGE LEDGER

Build history

PlatformSep 23, 2026

A clearer view of what is actually built

UrologAI identity, a visible build roadmap, searchable blueprints, and honest zero-content coverage. This is a nonclinical interface release.

UI-001
PlatformSep 23, 2026

Backend foundations tested locally

Contract validation, separated service roles, a non-root container, and startup/route denial checks are implemented and tested. These are not live clinical services.

B04–B06
MethodSep 19, 2026

Independent builders, shared handoffs

Claimed work units and versioned build records coordinate collaborators. Initial corpus work is planned in user-budgeted, resumable batches; generation has not started.

GOV-001
PlatformSep 19, 2026

Public content contracts frozen

Versioned schemas and compatibility fixtures establish the shape of future releases. A valid schema is not clinical validation.

B02
PlatformAug 29, 2026

Public prototype shell created

Search, browse, coverage, and disclosure surfaces established. No clinical claims published.

preview.1
MethodAug 29, 2026

Authorship and review separated

The interface now treats who wrote text and who clinically reviewed it as independent facts.

method.1
CoverageAug 29, 2026

Top-level taxonomy mapped

Eighteen urology domains are visible, including the areas that have not started.

taxonomy.1

THE PLANNED PUBLICATION METHOD

Publish transparently. Challenge openly. Correct visibly.

01

Link the evidence

Planned: material claims linked to versioned sources, scope, and evidence cutoffs.

02

Run defined checks

Planned: article-level checks for citations, numbers, provenance, and known failure modes.

03

Show what happened

Planned: authorship and human review recorded separately for each published version.

04

Invite correction

Planned: evidence packets and qualified specialist adjudication for substantive challenges.

REQUIRED DISCLOSURE
This encyclopedia is an AI pilot under construction. Future published versions will distinguish AI authorship from clinical review. Automated checks cannot guarantee accuracy, completeness, or currency.

Specialist adjudication is planned but is not operational in this prototype. Verify consequential information against cited sources and current professional guidance. UrologAI is not a guideline, diagnosis tool, or substitute for clinical judgment.

Blueprints: AI-generated Article checks: not run Human review: none