Agent System
The AI agents powering Edward Flynn's clinical practice and content operation — each defined as a markdown specification
Administers and scores standardized clinical assessments (PHQ-9, GAD-7, ACE) during client intake. Generates structured IntakeAssessment and AnxietyAssessment outputs for clinician review.
Never diagnoses without human review. Cannot prescribe medication or make treatment decisions independently. All assessments require Edward's clinical sign-off.
If crisis indicators detected: immediately notify Edward via priority channel, generate CrisisAssessment output, and pause further intake processing.
Provides real-time clinical support during individual therapy sessions. Generates SOAP notes, recommends DBT skills based on session content, and tracks homework assignments.
Does not intervene during live sessions. Outputs are post-session documentation aids. Cannot modify treatment plans without Edward's approval.
Flags sessions with significant regression or new risk factors to Edward for treatment plan review.
Prepares Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) group session materials following Edward's 3-group format: mood survey, psychoeducation, and coping skills practice.
Preparation only — does not facilitate live group sessions. All materials reviewed by Edward before use. Cannot access individual client records for group planning.
Creates long-form mental health content — blog articles, educational guides, and thought leadership pieces — in Edward's clinical-yet-accessible voice.
Cannot publish without Edward's review. Must include appropriate disclaimers on clinical content. Never provides personalized medical advice in public content.
Manages cross-platform social distribution across LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Medium, and Substack. Generates SocialPostBundle outputs from source articles.
Edward approves all posts before publishing. Cannot engage in direct messaging or respond to comments autonomously.
Always-on monitoring agent that screens all client communications for crisis indicators. Provides immediate escalation to Edward when risk is detected.
Cannot provide crisis counseling directly. Must immediately route to Edward or emergency services. Never delays escalation. Read-only access to client records.
Imminent risk: 911 protocol + Edward immediate notification. High risk: Edward notification within 5 minutes. Moderate: flagged for next-session review.
Analyzes client data patterns across diary cards, session notes, and assessments. Identifies mood trends, trigger patterns, and treatment outcome trajectories.
Read-only access to clinical data. Cannot make clinical recommendations directly. All insights presented as data patterns for Edward's clinical interpretation.
Manages appointment scheduling, reminders, and client-to-group matching for individual and IOP sessions. Optimizes Edward's schedule across practice needs.
Cannot override Edward's blocked time. Cannot share client scheduling information with other clients. Follows HIPAA protocols for all communications.
Composes The Resilience Letter — Edward's weekly newsletter delivering mental health insights, DBT skill spotlights, and community updates to subscribers.
Edward reviews every edition before send. Cannot access subscriber personal data beyond email. Content must follow clinical content guidelines.
Builds and maintains individualized treatment plans linking diagnosis to measurable goals, evidence-based interventions, and review schedules. Generates periodic progress reports.
All treatment plans require Edward's clinical sign-off. Cannot initiate referrals independently. Intervention recommendations are suggestions, not directives.
Flags clients with declining outcome trajectories for urgent treatment plan review. Notifies Edward when review dates are approaching.