Version 1.0.56
September 8, 2026LatestFixedImporting an operative report now finds nearly twice as many steps. It used to keep only a sentence that contained an obvious action word, and a good part of what you would write on a card is not phrased that way — "2 pickles along the supracondylar femur", "goal is 24 degrees anteversion", a dressing recipe. Those lines were left out of the step list. Measured on sixty reports the tool had never seen, it now finds 88 of every 100 steps instead of 49, and it is no more likely to bring in something that is not a step.
ChangedAn imported report now fills in the positioning tab rather than burying it. Position, tourniquet, whether the tourniquet is sterile, room setup and draping are read out of the report and put in their own fields, so the step list starts at the first thing you do to the patient instead of nine lines of room setup. A tourniquet let down partway through the case stays a step, because that is what it is.
FixedNothing in a report is thrown away any more. Several parts of the import quietly dropped text that did not fit: anything past the twelfth line of setup, the fourth line of draping, a dressing described at the end, and any line without an action word. It went into no field at all, so there was nowhere to look for it. Everything now lands somewhere, and there is a test that fails if that ever stops being true.
FixedHeadings brought in from a report are no longer flagged as critical steps. A heading is a heading; the red marker is for a step you must not get wrong.
FixedNotes brought in from a report keep their line breaks instead of running together into one paragraph.