Simulation — synthetic demo, not a real emergency line. For a real emergency, hang up and dial 911.

Safety posture + IRB trajectory

GOATnote Prism42 is a synthetic-fixture public demo. It is not a medical device, not FDA-cleared, not CDS-exempt, not a substitute for calling 911 on a real phone.

Safety preambles (SP-001 through SP-010)

Every voice-facing agent is bound to ten preambles rooted in the repo's docs/safety-preambles.md:

Cross-vendor grader independence

Every voice turn is graded against five HealthBench Hard-aligned criteria by a different-vendor model so the voice-facing agent can't grade itself. Primary: gpt-5-5 (OpenAI, runtime chat-completion call outside Managed Agents). Fallback: gpt-5-4. Emergency shim: claude-opus-4-7 (raises self_grade_flag; session score becomes non-load-bearing for published baselines).

IRB trajectory

  1. Phase 0 — Synthetic fixtures (now). No PHI. 42-scenario red-team battery runs in CI; all voice-facing agents emit structured JSON under schemas/psap-turn.schema.json.
  2. Phase 1 — IRB pilot. Protocol 2026-GN-PSAP-001 (drafted). One PSAP, clinical director on every shift, AI surfaces logged but not load-bearing.
  3. Phase 2 — Prospective outcome study. Paired pre/post at 2–3 PSAPs. Secondary outcomes: time-to-determinant, T-CPR delivery rate, GEDP adherence, OHCA first-minute recognition.
  4. Phase 3 — Pre-submission + SaMD filing. FDA 510(k) or De Novo depending on clinical-decision-support classification. Class II SaMD target.

Clinical direction

Developed under the direction of Brandon Dent, MD (emergency medicine) as clinical director of GOATnote Inc. Clinical-content changes to docs/dispatch-protocol-v0.1.md require physician re-signature; the CI safety-expert agent enforces this gate.

Responsible-disclosure posture

Model-behavior observations route through docs/clinical-handling.md: physician review first, Anthropic feedback channel second, research venue third. Never public-issue-tracker, never social media.

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