Engineer with stage 4 cancer runs 30+ Claude agents on her treatment
A software engineer with stage 4 breast cancer uses 30+ Claude agents to hunt trials, verify numbers and map metastases, with reports sent only after her approval.
a 35-year-old software engineer has stage 4 breast cancer. since March she's been running 30+ Claude agents on her own tumor. one agent reads papers and hunts for trials in other countries. one only checks every number against its source. on hard questions 2-3 agents answer separately, so she sees when they disagree. reports land in her Telegram, and nothing goes out until she says yes. what it built so far: the protocol for her biopsy in Zürich, later reviewed by a Dana-Farber lab a 3D map of her metastases from 2 PET scans. her doctors used it to pick which lesion to biopsy 1,800+ blood values from 70+ draws in one screen her tumor cell by cell: she types a gene and sees it light up in thousands of cells this month @AnthropicAI took the project into AI for Science with $30,000 in credits. her doctors make every medical decision. the agents just get her into each appointment with better questions. she's not the only one. @kevinace, stage 4 lung cancer, never smoked. a Grok bot caught a new trial site opening an hour from home. @paul_conyngham used ChatGPT to dig through the research behind an mRNA vaccine for Rosie, the family dog. Rosie didn't make it. now there's a $4M seed from Founders Fund so the next vaccine comes faster. the next step for her is a personalized vaccine. that's the one part AI can't build for her.