Clinical validation tracker
A lightweight way to plan, run, and score clinician review of AI recommendations, one release at a time.
View on GitHub →Greenchive · est. 2026
An archive of things worth keeping.
I’m Erika Green. This is where I collect the projects I build, the things I write, and the notes I keep coming back to, mostly where medicine meets software.
About
I work at the seam between clinical practice and the software that is starting to shape it.
Day to day that means validating clinical AI, translating between clinicians and engineers, and building small tools when the right one doesn’t exist yet. Greenchive is the shelf where all of that lands.
The name is a nod to the family name and to the habit of archiving: keep the useful things, label them well, and make them easy to find later.
- NameErika Green
- FocusClinical AI & validation
- CurrentlyRhythmX AI
- Codegithub.com/greenchive
Projects
Tools and experiments, most of them small on purpose. Descriptions are placeholders until each one gets a proper write-up.
Ollama on macOS
Notes and scripts for a private, offline local model setup that stays fast on a laptop.
View on GitHub →Dashboard
A small dashboard for keeping an eye on the numbers that matter without opening six tabs.
View on GitHub →Handy
A fork of an open-source, offline speech-to-text app, with tweaks for how I actually dictate.
View on GitHub →Say hello
Collaboration, questions, or a correction to something I wrote. The inbox is open.