real Live card, persistent chat history
Analytics & earnings:
- Analytics now carries real money computed from invoices (billed/paid/
outstanding + by-month); new Earnings section on the Analysis page drawn with
the project's Bklit chart components (shared EarningsChart).
AI agent reaches the whole clinic:
- new read tools getClinicInfo / getAnalytics / listInventory render clinic,
analytics (with a Bklit earnings chart) and inventory cards in chat
- proposeInvoice turns an uploaded purchase/medication list into an invoice
(new "invoice" action-preview kind → createInvoice); invoices/appointments
auto-create/link a patient (ensurePatient) so they hit the Patients page
Live card:
- plots real data — patients checked in today — via GET /api/analytics/live
(polled); value pill clamped and margins widened so nothing spills the card
Persistent AI chat history (Claude-style):
- ai_chat_threads + ai_chat_messages (migration 0016); per-user, org-scoped
thread CRUD under /api/chat/threads
- chat panel owns a thread id, loads /?thread=<id>, and auto-saves after each
exchange; sidebar lists past chats (open/delete), "New chat" starts fresh
Verified with backend typecheck + frontend tsc + next build.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Analysis page only showed KPI numbers. Add two real time-series and render
them as dependency-free bar charts (matching components/chat/sparkline.tsx):
- backend: GET /api/analytics now returns `trends.patientsByMonth` (new patients
per month over the last 6 months) and `trends.appointmentsByWeekday`
(appointments per day for the current week), bucketed in JS from one query each.
- frontend: new components/analysis/bar-chart.tsx and two chart sections on the
Analysis view (Patient growth, Appointments this week), with i18n keys.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add GET /api/analytics returning real aggregates over the clinic's
patients/appointments/prescriptions/tasks, and rebuild the Analysis page
to render them. Drops the fabricated revenue/profit cards — temetro has no
billing data source.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Khalid Abdi