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ScribeMD Artifacts

Build the teaching tool you wish you had.

Describe it in plain words, refine it by chatting, then share it with your team — or keep it to yourself.

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3D Coronary Angiography Teaching Aid
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Examples

Start from a real tool.

Built by the ScribeMD team to show what one page can do. Open one, use it, then remix it into your own.

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How it works

Describe it. Refine it. Share it.

  1. 1

    Describe the tool

    Say what you need — a calculator, a quiz, an anatomy diagram. The AI writes it as one self-contained page.

  2. 2

    Refine it by chatting

    Ask for changes next to the live preview. Every turn is a new version you can open or restore, and the code is yours to edit.

  3. 3

    Share it, or don't

    Private until you choose. Share a link, or list it in the gallery. A patient-data check runs first, and you can revoke the link at any time.

Safety

Every tool runs in a sealed box.

An artifact is code that an AI wrote from a prompt anyone could type. We treat it that way.

  • Runs isolated

    Each tool runs in a locked-down frame, cut off from your account, your cookies and this site.

  • No network access

    A tool cannot send what you type anywhere. It can load nothing but two pinned libraries.

  • No patient data

    Tools use fictional data. Sharing is blocked when a page looks like it contains patient identifiers.

  • You decide who sees it

    Private until you share. Rotate or revoke a link, or unpublish, whenever you like.

Community

Shared by clinicians.

Nothing has been shared yet. Yours could be the first.

Have a tool in mind?

Describe it in a sentence. You can refine it from there.