Five-minute tutorial¶
This is a short verification workflow, not a full product manual. It uses the repository-backed SLE module and the canonical nosograph CLI. The commands can run without Redis or external source credentials.
1. Verify the CLI¶
From the repository root, confirm the command surface is available:
nosograph --help
2. Validate the SLE module¶
SLE is a reference and CI-validated module used here as a reproducible software example. Validation checks repository structure and readiness; it does not make a medical claim about SLE.
nosograph disease validate sle --strict
A successful run reports that the module passes strict validation. If it fails, inspect the output before continuing; do not treat a partial module as complete evidence.
3. Inspect coverage¶
nosograph disease coverage sle
Use the output to distinguish which fields are present from which are absent in the module. Coverage is not evidence of clinical effectiveness.
4. Choose the next surface¶
For a local dashboard workflow, start the stack using Docker, then open http://localhost:8000. The dashboard and Evidence Explorer are local interfaces; there is no public hosted demo.
Researchers can continue with Evidence Explorer, then evidence tracing, provenance, and Compare.
Developers can continue with the architecture overview, API reference, and local development.
What success means¶
You have completed this tutorial when the CLI is available and nosograph disease validate sle --strict exits successfully. The tutorial does not require a hosted service, an LLM, source synchronization, or a populated Evidence Workspace dossier.