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What is Carley building?

Professor of Entrepreneurship at NYU and co-founder of What Are We Building

← Back to Carley’s desktophow I use AI to walk into a doctor's appointment knowing what to ask.md

Patient AI

A private project: I'm gathering years of medical records from different offices and states into one place, and using AI to build one timeline and prepare better questions for my next appointment.

Why
I'm not trying to replace a doctor. I'm trying to walk into the next appointment knowing what to ask.
How long
Started April 2026

How I built it

  1. Requested my records from every office, across states and name changes.
  2. Put them all in one private folder.
  3. Asked Claude to build one timeline and point out patterns and gaps.
  4. Before each appointment, I have it turn that into a short list of questions.
To copy it you need
Claude, or the AI of your choice, your records in one private folder, and a clear rule for yourself about what you share.

Try it yourself

Copy this prompt and paste it into ChatGPT or Claude to try it yourself.

I want to copy a setup from Carley Hart's desktop on whatarewebuilding.ai/desktops/carley: organizing my medical records with AI so I walk into my next appointment knowing what to ask. She gathered records from every office into one private folder, had her AI build one timeline with patterns and gaps, and turns it into a short list of questions before each visit. She's not replacing a doctor, she's preparing. Help me plan which records to request and how to organize them. Don't ask me for anything I'm not comfortable sharing. Ask me for anything you need.

Tools I used for this project

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Claude CodeCodexObsidianSupabaseNetlifyGranolaWispr Flow