Pidgeon Health builds local-first healthcare interoperability tools for engineers and AI agents. The public tools help generate, validate, test, and review synthetic healthcare messages and conformance evidence inside the development, integration, and agent workflows where the work actually happens.
Whether invoked from a terminal, through CI, or by an MCP-capable agent, Pidgeon emphasizes reproducible output, clear evidence, and local control.
- Pidgeon.Core: the open-source interoperability engine.
- Pidgeon CLI: the community command-line tool.
- Pidgeon MCP: the community MCP adapter.
- Documentation: the public documentation, also available at docs.pidgeon.health.
The public projects are versioned and maintained as coordinated surfaces. See each repository README and the documentation for supported scope, known limits, and contribution guidance.
The first public beta release is 0.1.0-beta.1:
- NuGet:
Pidgeon.CoreandPidgeon.Data.Baseline - npm:
@pidgeonhealth/pidgeon-mcp
Beta software is intentionally conservative about claims and release cadence. See the repository READMEs and documentation for the supported surface, known limits, and build-from-source paths.
Issues, documentation improvements, tests, and focused bug fixes are welcome. Please read the contributing guide in the relevant repository before opening a pull request. Changes are reviewed against supported scope, tests, and the applicable release policy; a pull request may be queued for a later maintenance window rather than merged immediately.
Pidgeon Core and the public tooling are licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. The license is file-level copyleft: modifications to MPL-covered files remain under MPL-2.0, while larger combined works may use other terms subject to the license and notices. Product-specific and commercial code is not part of the public repositories.