Clinical Progress Note Formatter

A progress note has two jobs: give the next clinician an accurate read on the session, and hold up if an insurer ever audits it. Written at 8pm after a full caseload, most notes do neither -- either too thin to show medical necessity, or a wall of narrative nobody has time to read.

This skill takes rough notes, a voice-memo transcript, or plain shorthand and formats them into SOAP, DAP, BIRP, or GIRP -- whichever your practice or payer requires. It knows the difference between documenting a conversation and documenting a skilled intervention: "discussed coping strategies" proves nothing, "introduced diaphragmatic breathing for panic symptoms" does. It keeps subjective and objective content separated, keeps diagnostic language locked to what's already on the chart, and flags any risk content in the raw notes instead of quietly folding it in.

It doesn't store or transmit anything -- formatting happens inside your own agent, on your own machine. Not a compliance tool, not a substitute for clinical judgment. Just the paperwork, done right, faster.