Seraph Triage Assistant

When a Seraph Medevac arrives at an accident, its crew may face a dozen injured people and a long flight back to a hospital. Triage Assistant helps the medical team prioritise, combining vital signs, injury assessments and radiation exposure into a clear recommendation.

It includes an offline medical reference and a dose calculator developed with Dmitri Volkov's radiation team, so crews can work without a link to Luna or Mars. Grace Mwangi's safety office reviews every release.

The software is MIT licensed, and rescue services at partner mining settlements have adopted it in their own clinics.

Clinicians and developers can contribute protocols and translations; all medical content changes require review by two qualified practitioners. The full set of outputs (triage decision support, radiation dose calculator and offline medical reference) is licensed MIT, with source and documentation at https://git.halcyon.example/seraph-triage. Halcyon commits to keeping it available for at least twenty years, with older versions preserved in the open data archive. Feedback from partners shapes the roadmap; most new features over the past two years began as a request on the public tracker.