Coined by Dr. Avinash Kumar Gupta · June 2026
Socratic AI for clinical reasoning

AI that questions, not answers.

Practice cases with an AI that challenges your thinking instead of handing you a diagnosis. Free, runs in your browser, works with any AI you already use.

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Learning tool, not a clinical tool. The apps run on your own API key, stored only in your browser. Get a free key from OpenRouter or any LLM provider and use the apps for free. Nothing is sent to our servers. Not for real patient care.

The idea

What is Vibe Rounds?

Vibe Rounds is a Socratic AI paradigm for medical students, clinicians, researchers and scientists: it augments clinical reasoning through structured questioning, guided discovery and reflective dialogue rather than direct answers.Coined by Dr. Avinash Kumar Gupta, June 2026

Just as vibe coding lets developers build software through natural language, Vibe Rounds applies the same spirit to clinical thinking. The learner stays in charge of the reasoning. The AI acts like a good attending: it challenges assumptions, flags reasoning biases and asks "why?" instead of supplying the conclusion.

Not AI replacing doctors. AI that sharpens how you think: it asks the questions that help you practice reasoning, spot your own biases and justify your decisions. Built for learning and clinical thinking, not for diagnosing or managing patients.

Example exchange
What is your leading diagnosis, and which finding would most change your mind?
Acute coronary syndrome. A tearing back pain would make me doubt it.
Good, you've committed. What does tearing back pain point toward instead, and how would you rule it in or out?
🔓 Committed. Hints are now unlocked.
Illustrative example, not a real patient.
Who it's for
I'm a studentPractice your reasoning on cases with a Socratic AI mentor. I'm an educatorBring case-based Socratic teaching to your learners, or join a live session. I'm a researcherExplore FHIR data with Clinical Analytics and build flows with the Complex Flow Builder.
Start here

Pick the path that fits you

Not sure where to begin? Choose what you want to do today.

1

Chat with a Socratic mentor

Copy one prompt into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. No sign-up, no setup.

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2

Practice a case

Use ready-made tools: simulated patients, MCQs, debates and drills.

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3

Learn the method

Structured courses on clinical cognition and evidence-based medicine.

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Quick start · 3 steps

Get your prompt

1. Pick your level. 2. Copy the prompt. 3. Paste it as your first message in any AI chat, then describe a case.

Tip: the AI withholds answers on purpose. Commit to your own answer first.
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Two ways to run a module

Both run the Clinical Pre-Mortem module on a real case. Paste into an AI chat that can open links. Pick the mode that fits how you want to learn.

Socratic mode

The AI questions you step by step and you commit to your own answers first.

for case - https://classworkdecjan.blogspot.com/2019/05/42-f-with-severe-regular-edema-with_17.html?m=1 run module https://avi33tbtt.github.io/Prompts/Module-42-Clinical-Pre-Mortem.html in socratic mode
Open the case · Open the module

Analytics mode

Autonomous. #VibeRounds Autonomous Module Execution: the AI reads the module and runs every step on the case without stopping to ask you questions.

#VibeRounds Autonomous Module Execution Act as an expert clinical decision partner. Read the target clinical module linked below, extract its steps and framework, and autonomously run a complete, step-by-step analysis on the provided case data without pausing to ask me questions. Synthesize all answers directly from the case record. --- ### INPUT DATA: - Target Module Link: https://avi33tbtt.github.io/Prompts/Module-42-Clinical-Pre-Mortem.html - Case Record: https://classworkdecjan.blogspot.com/2019/05/42-f-with-severe-regular-edema-with_17.html?m=1 --- ### EXECUTION INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Fetch and parse the structural phases and steps outlined in the provided module link. 2. Sequentially execute every step of the module, mapping it directly to the clinical realities, diagnostic profile, and nuances of the provided case. 3. Deliver the complete output in a structured, highly formatted report (using clear headers, bolding, and bulleted breakdowns) covering all initiation, execution, and closure phases required by that specific module.
Tools

Everything you can use

Grouped by what you want to do. Each opens in its own page. Cards tagged Prompt module are ready-made prompts: open one, then run it on your case in any AI chat.

Clinical Learning SuiteFlagship

All the main tools for medical students for case-based learning in one workspace. If you only try one thing, try this.
FlagshipVibe Rounds Clinical AnalyticsAI research assistant for FHIR data that shows its working. Compares text, codes and dates side by side. Synthetic or de-identified data only. May take a moment to load on your first visit. FlagshipComplex Flow BuilderDescribe your use case, chain together modules from the 57+ prompt library, and get a complete multi-step flow to run in any LLM and practice clinical reasoning on a case. Worked demo: Analytics dashboardAnonymized pediatric case, worked through with a printable report. Worked example: ASV evidence mapDemo of the workflow output: anti-snake-venom mortality benefit, mapped across evidence tiers.

Practice cases

Work through a case and get questioned on it.
Case BenchCase-based Socratic learning, MCQs and reasoning analytics. Case SimulatorInterview a simulated patient. Clinical PracticeFocused drills on clinical cases. Clinical PolemosDebate-style reasoning exercise. Case Question BankCase questions for practice and review. Lesson BenchGet a structured lesson, then keep the conversation going. Prompt module 52Clinical PearlsDistill a finished case into transferable teaching pearls.

Analyze a case

Look at a case from more angles.
Case LensCritical thinking from multiple analytical angles. SDM LensShared decision-making scenarios. Case AnalyticsReview your clinical reasoning performance. Case ReadingGuided reading and analysis of cases. Critical Hub-Node NavigationFind the few nodes that decide the outcome. Complex Flow BuilderDescribe your use case, chain together modules from the 57+ prompt library, and get a complete multi-step flow to run in any LLM and practice clinical reasoning on a case. Prompt module 12Differential Diagnosis DeepdiveSystematically expand and prune your differential. Prompt module 28Diagnostic Time-OutA structured pause to re-check a working diagnosis. Prompt module 26Bias AuditingScreen your reasoning for cognitive and systemic bias. Prompt module 42Clinical Pre-MortemImagine the plan failed, and find out why before it does. Prompt module 50Diagnostic Reasoning MapMap the diagnostic pathway you took, step by step.

Evidence and research

For evidence questions, research and data exploration.
EBM Query GeneratorStructured critical-appraisal queries. Worked example: ASV evidence mapDemo of the workflow output: anti-snake-venom mortality benefit, mapped across evidence tiers. Vibe Rounds Clinical AnalyticsAI research assistant for FHIR data that shows its working. Compares text, codes and dates side by side. Synthetic or de-identified data only. May take a moment to load on your first visit.
Courses

Learn at your own pace

Structured material when you want more than a quick session.

EBM CourseFrom PICO question to critical appraisal. Clinical Cognition CourseThe reasoning theory behind the method. ArticlePromption and provocation cognitive modes.
Optional

Go deeper

You don't need any of this to use the tools. Open a section when you're curious about the thinking behind Vibe Rounds.

Where it fits in teachingThe five-stage pedagogical spectrum

Learning moves from instructor-centered to learner-centered. Vibe Rounds is built for stages 3 and 4, and reaches into 5.

1Lecture
2Dyadic
3Socratic
4Guided discovery
5Research

Start at "Research" and learners drown in ambiguity; stay at "Lecture" and they never build independent thought. Highlighted stages are where Vibe Rounds works.

The module library57+ reasoning modules, 4 teaching frameworks, 200+ pipelines

Under the hood, Vibe Rounds is a library of composable prompts ("modules") you can run on a case alone or chain into pipelines, for example 1 → 12 → 9 → 21 → 35. It is a prompt architecture, not software with automated checks. All outputs need independent clinical verification.

Module 0 · Cold-StartNew? Start here Full prompt libraryAll modules and documentation

Four teaching frameworks used throughout:

A · Humanistic personaAffirm before you challenge B · Fink's taxonomyDurable, transferable learning C · Bloom's taxonomyCalibrating difficulty D · Critical awarenessThe protocol auditing itself
Where each part standsAn honest maturity map
AI-augmented clinical educationHigh
Guided discovery researchMedium
Bedside decision supportEarly stage
FAQ

Common questions

Quick answers before you start.

Is it free?

Yes to start. The prompts are free to copy into any AI chat. The apps run on your own API key, and you can get a free key from OpenRouter or any LLM provider and use the apps for free. Live training is separate: email to ask about it.

Which AI does it work with?

Any of them. Paste a prompt into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, or connect the apps to a model through OpenRouter or another LLM provider using your own API key.

Does it give diagnoses?

No. It is a learning tool for clinical thinking, not for diagnosing or managing patients, and not for real patient care. The AI is built to ask questions and hold back answers until you have committed to your own reasoning. All AI outputs need independent verification.

Who can see my data?

Your API key is stored only in your browser and is not sent to our servers. What you type goes to the AI provider you choose, so use synthetic or de-identified cases only, never anything that identifies a patient. If you accept the cookie notice, this page uses Google Analytics to count visits.

Training

Learn it live with Dr. Avinash

Reading gets you the "what." A live session gets you the "how": running a real (deidentified) case with a group asking the same questions you are.

Online small-group Zoom sessions, or on-site for a department or school. Seats include access to a working group of educators and clinicians building on the framework.

avi33tbtt@gmail.com