Swasth+ is a next-generation, AI-augmented healthcare ecosystem designed to streamline patient triaging and clinician workflows. It features a dual-sided clinical dashboard, an autonomous AI medical assistant, a chronological health timeline, and a custom Real-World Resilience Layer that keeps the application fully functional even during complete network outages, database crashes, or AI cluster failures.
flowchart TB
subgraph Client Application [Swasth+ Browser App]
UI[React 19 UI Components] -->|API & Storage Queries| Client[Supabase Client]
Client -->|Network Fetch Call| Interceptor{Resilient Fetch Interceptor}
%% Normal online route
Interceptor -->|Online & Connected| DBServer[(Supabase Cloud Server)]
DBServer -->|Update Local Copy| Cache[(LocalStorage GET Cache)]
%% Offline / Failure fallback route
Interceptor -->|Offline or Simulated Outage| Failover[Resilience Engine]
Failover -->|GET Request| Cache
Failover -->|POST/PATCH/DELETE| SyncQueue[(Offline Sync Queue)]
%% Storage Fallback
UI -->|Upload Document| StorageCheck{Network Connection?}
StorageCheck -->|Failed| Base64Cache[Convert File to Base64 Data URL]
Base64Cache -->|Save to local records| Cache
Base64Cache -->|Queue file upload| SyncQueue
end
subgraph Background Sync Worker [Auto-Sync Engine]
SyncQueue -->|Periodic sync check - 6s| SyncWorker{Connection Restored?}
SyncWorker -->|Yes| DBServer
SyncWorker -->|No| SyncQueue
end
subgraph Intelligent Triage [AI Assistant Fallback]
Chat[Patient AI Assistant] -->|Triage Inquiry| AICheck{AI Cluster Active?}
AICheck -->|Yes| GroqAPI[Groq API / xAI Grok]
AICheck -->|No or Rate-limited| RuleEngine[Local Rule-Based Diagnosis Engine]
RuleEngine -->|Serve Lite Advisory| Chat
end
- Zero-Outage Database Failover: The app intercepts all Supabase calls. If the database crashes or goes offline,
GETqueries seamlessly fall back to a local storage cache, preventing white screens. - Offline Write Queuing: Booking appointments, changing profiles, or adding medical records offline stores requests in an
Offline Sync Queue. - Auto-Sync Engine: A silent background sync worker runs every 6 seconds. When connectivity is restored, it replays queued actions to the server in chronological order.
- Offline Document Uploads: If a PDF or image report upload to Supabase storage fails, the app converts it into a local Base64 URL for immediate viewing in the UI and queues it for remote upload.
- Degraded Mode Banners: Displays a real-time status banner notifying the user that they are operating offline and that updates will auto-sync.
- Interactive Consultation Assistant: Resolves queries using context from the patient's medical history index.
- Vision-Powered Medical Analysis: Parses diagnostic images, lab reports, and prescriptions directly using vision models to extract summaries.
- Autonomous Tool Calls: The agent executes functions dynamically on the client side:
suggest_home_remedies— Provides home-care protocols for mild symptoms.search_patient_history— Queries past diagnostic files for symptoms.find_best_doctor— Matches symptoms against registered medical practitioners.book_appointment— Automates scheduling slots.
- Local Triage Fallback: If the AI API rate-limits or fails, a client-side backup diagnostic engine parses symptom keywords (fever, cough, chest pain, stomach ache) to provide immediate advice.
- Shift Manager: Doctors define active consultation blocks, custom slots, and patient quotas.
- Authorized Medical Briefs: Patients explicitly review and authorize a synthesized AI consultation brief before it is shared. Doctors see only authorized briefs and records.
- Record Staging: Doctors upload staging prescriptions or reports directly to a patient's account, which the patient can review, accept, or reject.
To demonstrate and evaluate the system's fault-tolerance, Swasth+ features a floating Resilience Console HUD (located in the bottom-right corner):
- Health Monitors: Green/Red indicator lights tracking Network, Database, and AI cluster connectivity.
- Failure Toggles (Fault Injection):
- Simulate Offline Mode: Puts the app in mock airplane mode (network requests blocked).
- Simulate DB Failure: Simulates a database server crash (returns server 500 error).
- Simulate AI Outage: Blocks remote Groq/Grok calls to trigger local triage logic.
- Sync Queue Monitor: Displays queued write actions and supports manual synchronization or clearing.
- Live Logs: Real-time ticker showing intercepted requests and recovery actions taken.
| Route | Component | Access Role | Function |
|---|---|---|---|
/ |
src/modules/patient/Home.tsx |
Public | Homepage, features overview, and portal links |
/login |
src/modules/shared/Login.tsx |
Public | Unified sign-in and patient/doctor account creation |
/patient-dashboard |
src/modules/patient/PatientDashboard.tsx |
Patient | AI health assistant, record uploads, and health timeline |
/patient-records |
src/modules/patient/MedicalRecords.tsx |
Patient | Medical folder structures, uploads, and search |
/patient-medications |
src/modules/patient/Medications.tsx |
Patient | Dosage logging, timetables, and notification prompts |
/patient-doctors |
src/modules/patient/Doctors.tsx |
Patient | Practitioner search by specialty and booking slots |
/patient-appointments |
src/modules/patient/Appointments.tsx |
Patient | View scheduled consults and pending requests |
/patient-messages |
src/modules/patient/Messages.tsx |
Patient | Notification alerts and system messages |
/patient-settings |
src/modules/patient/Settings.tsx |
Patient | Medical profile setup and password management |
/doctor-schedule |
src/modules/doctor/Schedule.tsx |
Doctor | Schedule shift quotas, consultation timings, and slots |
/doctor-appointments |
src/modules/doctor/Appointments.tsx |
Doctor | Appointment approval dashboard |
/doctor-patients |
src/modules/doctor/Patients.tsx |
Doctor | Client records overview, doctor uploads, and patient timeline |
/doctor-settings |
src/modules/doctor/Settings.tsx |
Doctor | Specialization details and qualifications setup |
/document/:id |
src/modules/shared/DocumentView.tsx |
Authenticated | High-fidelity medical report and image viewer |
Follow these steps to run Swasth+ locally:
Ensure you have the following installed:
- Node.js: v18.0 or higher (v24.x recommended)
- Package Manager:
pnpm(Mandatory as per repository guidelines) - Supabase Account: (Or use the active pre-configured environment variables below)
git clone https://github.com/EliteDebuggers/Swasth.git
cd Swasthpnpm installCreate a .env.local file in the root of your project:
# Supabase Configuration
VITE_SUPABASE_URL="https://xfxenzenwatgejotlmvd.supabase.co"
VITE_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY="eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJpc3MiOiJzdXBhYmFzZSIsInJlZiI6InhmeGVuemVud2F0Z2Vqb3RsbXZkIiwicm9sZSI6ImFub24iLCJpYXQiOjE3ODUyNDc1MjUsImV4cCI6MjEwMDgyMzUyNX0.hQ5P01sNX3bq3bRmAzq3rhXOrWa4YSuL5dqivBHtgHI"
# AI Model Configuration (Groq API Endpoint)
VITE_GROQ_API_KEY="gsk_YOUR_API_KEY_HERE"
VITE_GROK_MODEL="llama-3.1-8b-instant"If you'd like to use a fresh database instance instead of the preconfigured dev DB:
- Open the SQL Editor on your Supabase dashboard.
- Paste and run the contents of
database.sql. This configures the 9 tables, storage buckets (medical-records&documents), and security RLS rules.
pnpm devOpen http://localhost:5173 in your browser.
To build and preview the optimized build locally:
pnpm run build
pnpm run previewData privacy is built into the core database layer using Supabase Row Level Security (RLS):
users: Extends authenticated users with roles (patient|doctor).documents: Stores files and OCR/extracted text. Patients can read their own documents. Doctors can only read a patient's document if it has been attached to an authorized brief.consultation_briefs: Contains patient summaries. Doctors have read access only if the patient has authorized them as the recipient.pending_document_uploads: Temporary holding table for doctor-assigned reports until the patient approves the insert.
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