MedGate
Interactive labA research prototype for governed pilot validation. Checks dose binding, oncology dosing limits, interactions and paediatric restrictions against an explicit rule, for evaluation rather than clinical use.
Built in JARVI3, delivered by EcoKure. MedGate is an EcoKure gate. Its clinical rules and the published literature behind them run in JARVI3 today rather than behind the EcoKure API, so it does not yet sit on the same sealed record and replay path as the gates above it. Bringing it onto that path is work that has not been done, not a description of how it works now. What EcoKure already contributes to a clinical path is the deterministic part around those rules: exact arithmetic, dimensional checking, the sealed record and the replay.
What it checks
- Drug dose binding to an indication
- Dose ceilings
- Drug-drug interactions
- Age-based restrictions
What it does not check
- Decision-support verification for evaluation only. Not a registered medical device, and not for clinical use.
MedGate runs inside DTL
Deterministic Taxonomy Lanes
Is this output or decision allowed?
Checks a decision against the rules that apply to it and returns one answer: yes, no, send it to a person, or cannot tell. It does not score confidence. It decides, or it declines to decide, and records why either way.
Every verdict leaves a record
| Property | Behaviour |
|---|---|
| Determinism | The same input produces the same verdict. A result that does not reproduce is treated as a defect. |
| Signing | Verdicts are Ed25519 signed and anchored in a tamper-evident chain. |
| Replay | A sealed pack can be re-run later to detect verification drift. |
| Availability | Fail-closed. If this gate cannot be reached, the result is recorded as unavailable, never as a pass. |
| Independence | A third party can verify a pack without our source code and without contacting us. |
Other gates in DTL
Run it against your own cases
The audit protocol is public. You do not need our permission, our source or our involvement to test a gate and publish what you find.