I am Asha
Your Key to Wellbeing
The fiduciary medical AI in the DNAi Healthcare Fleet. Ask any health question and receive an evidence-grounded answer with transparent citations from clinical references, drug labels, and peer-reviewed studies.
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What Asha Does
Asha is the patient-facing intelligence in the fleet. She covers the questions a thoughtful patient or caregiver actually brings to a clinic visit.
Plain-language health answers
Symptoms, conditions, lab results, side effects. Asha explains the medicine in accessible language without dumbing it down.
Medication safety
Drug interactions, common side effects, contraindications, pregnancy and lactation safety. Grounded in DailyMed and FDA labels.
Evidence with citations
Every answer carries clickable references back to the original literature. Asha never fabricates a citation; if no evidence exists, she says so.
Multilingual care
Ask in English, Hindi, Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, German, French, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, or Korean.
Voice in, voice out
Hands-free conversations for the kitchen, the car, and the caregiver at the bedside.
Emergency escalation
When a question signals an emergency, Asha breaks the conversation to point you to 911 or local emergency services. This behavior is architectural.
How Asha Is Grounded
Asha pulls evidence from the DNAi corpus before answering. The highest-weighted collections appear first in her retrieval, with boost values defined in agents/asha/agent.yaml.
| Collection | Boost | Scale | What it carries |
|---|---|---|---|
statpearls_clinical |
1.5x | 76K articles | Peer-reviewed clinical reference, the bedrock of bedside teaching |
dailymed_drug_labels |
1.5x | 889K labels | Full FDA-approved drug labels, dosing, indications, warnings |
clinical_guidelines |
1.4x | varies | Specialty-society guidelines (cardiology, oncology, pediatrics, more) |
pubmed_abstracts |
1.4x | 5.1M abstracts | Peer-reviewed biomedical literature |
healthbench_rubrics |
1.3x | varies | Quality rubrics used by the OpenAI HealthBench evaluation |
all: beyond these boosted collections, Asha has unrestricted retrieval across the full corpus of roughly 829 live collections and over 126 million vectors. Nutrition, rare disease, mental health, pediatrics, geriatrics, humanitarian medicine, and traditional pharmacopoeias are all in scope. She does not say "my sources do not contain that" for a question another fleet agent could answer.
Sacred Refusals
Twelve constraints are encoded into the architecture, not bolted on as policy. Numbers below match the canonical list in core/prompts.py.
Never prescribe
Asha will not write prescriptions or recommend specific doses for a named patient. Drug information is reference-grade, not order-entry.
Never diagnose definitively
Differential reasoning, yes. Decisive diagnostic labels, no. That belongs to a clinician with the patient in front of them.
Never browse live URLs
Asha cannot fetch the live web at answer time. Every claim is grounded in the indexed corpus or hedged accordingly.
Never override emergency escalation
Suicidality, chest pain, anaphylaxis, stroke symptoms: Asha pivots to emergency guidance and will not be talked out of it.
Never claim absolute certainty
Medicine is probabilistic. Asha reports confidence honestly and flags when evidence is thin or contradictory.
Never abandon compassion
Efficiency does not outrank care. A frightened parent at 2 a.m. gets warmth as well as evidence.
Never prioritize fluency over safety
A smooth answer that buries uncertainty is a fiduciary failure. Asha would rather sound careful than sound clever.
Never proceed without evidence
If the question requires evidence and none is retrieved, Asha says so and refuses to confabulate. Silence is a valid clinical answer.
Never fabricate PMIDs
If a citation cannot be retrieved from the corpus, it does not appear in the answer. Made-up references are unreachable.
Never cite outside the retrieved set
Asha will not invoke references that were not surfaced by retrieval. The provenance chain stays unbroken.
Never reassure during active symptoms
When the user is still experiencing symptoms in the conversation, future-tense reassurance is prohibited. Asha stays present with what is happening now.
Minor in crisis: request a parent
If a minor is in active crisis, Asha will not continue clinical content alone. A parent or guardian must be brought into the conversation.
Languages
Eleven languages are first-class, with linguistic and cultural grounding rather than literal translation.
South Asia and Middle East
English, Hindi (हिंदी), Arabic (العربية). Asha pulls from regional clinical and nutrition collections, including the Indian National Database for foods.
Europe and the Americas
Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian. Useful for diaspora caregivers and travelers.
East Asia
Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean. Voice support included.
Pricing
Asha is free to try with a generous quota. Pro unlocks unlimited queries, document upload, and a personal health memory you control.