REST API
Create encounters, fetch notes, codes, and auth status.
REST, webhooks, and an MCP-compatible tool registry sit on top of owned models and FHIR write-back. Embed Scribara, register custom tools, and run your own evals.
REST · Webhooks · MCP · FHIR R4 · TypeScript & Python SDKs
A single client for capture, completion, and write-back — with the verifier built in.
# Complete an encounter from an audio stream
import scribara
client = scribara.Client(api_key="sk_live_…")
enc = client.encounters.create(
specialty="cardiology", audio=stream)
enc.await_signed() # note + codes + auth, verified
print(enc.note.signed, enc.codes)A programmable surface over the whole encounter.
Create encounters, fetch notes, codes, and auth status.
Subscribe to signed-note, code-posted, and auth-resolved events.
Register custom tools the agents can call, with per-tool authz.
Idempotent write-back to Epic and athenahealth.
Run regression evals on your own data before shipping.
TypeScript and Python, typed end to end.
A clean path to embedding Scribara.
Request sandbox access and a test specialty model.
Stream audio (and images) from your app or device.
Get the signed note, codes, and auth via API or webhook.
Post to the EHR over FHIR with an idempotency key.
React to signed notes, posted codes, and resolved auths — each carrying an audit link.
POST /your/webhook
{
"event": "encounter.signed",
"codes": ["I25.10", "93306"],
"verifier": "passed",
"audit_url": "/audit/enc_8f3…"
}Healthcare buys on trust. Scribara is built to clear procurement, security review, and compliance.
PHI handled under a Business Associate Agreement.
[ASPIRATIONAL] — roadmap to Type II within 12 months.
Run owned models inside your datacenter via NVIDIA AI Enterprise. [ASPIRATIONAL]
Every agent action logged, reversible, tied to the clinician's signature.
US, EU, UK regions; per-tenant keys (BYOK option). [ASPIRATIONAL]
AI management-system conformity on the roadmap. [ASPIRATIONAL]
Yes — request sandbox access with a test specialty model and synthetic encounters.
Yes — register tools via the MCP-compatible registry with per-tool authorization and sandboxed execution.
Epic FHIR and athenahealth at launch, with idempotent write-back.
Grab a sandbox key and ship your first integration today.