A two-week assistant can sound like permission to skip planning. The opposite is true: focused scope is what makes rapid implementation possible.
What practices should take from this
Pelago's reported pattern keeps a care-team member in the loop and uses AI to prepare considerations rather than independently direct care. That allocation of responsibility should be explicit in every clinical-support project.
For a small practice, a two-week sprint can produce a controlled proof of concept using synthetic or de-identified examples. Production should follow only after security review, failure testing, user training and a decision about ongoing monitoring.
Move quickly through reversible learning. Move deliberately when patient information or clinical action enters the workflow.