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Let's shape the build together

Explore the choices below. Each one updates the live demo and the architecture on the right — nothing here is mocked. Pick what fits, leave notes, and your selections are saved to this link so we can pick up where we left off.

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1 · AI model provider

No lock-in — the assistant is model-agnostic. Your pick routes the live demo.

2 · AI feature scope

Toggle features on/off — the architecture diagram reacts.

3 · Design direction

Restyles the live preview instantly.

4 · Scope, phasing & integrations

What it replaces

Today — Squarespace support

£2,000/mo

≈ £24,000 / year, rented

This platform — hosting

~£0/mo

Cloudflare free tier + AI pennies/query · owned

Live preview
London Allergy Consultants

Children's food allergy care

Expert diagnosis and treatment, delivered with precision and compassion.

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Your architecture

updates with your choices →

Patient's browser / device
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Cloudflare Pages · Astro (static, fast, owned)
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In-site Assistant Pages Function
KV · portal selections
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RAG over the clinic's blog corpus (one source, every surface)
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Model: Cloudflare edge AI
Patient MCP — LAC inside Claude
Team MCP — author blogs from Claude
Booking integration (Semble / Heydoc)
Google Workspace / Gemini ecosystem

Live assistant — answers via your chosen model

Allergy Information Assistant

General information · never a diagnosis

Hello — I can share general information from our clinic's articles and point you to the right next step. I don't diagnose. What would you like to know about your child's allergies?

Team authoring MCP

live concept

In Claude: "Draft a post on sesame oil for sesame-allergic children." → a correctly formatted MDX post appears in the repo, on the site, and instantly becomes a source the assistant can cite. Write once, serve every channel.

Patient-facing MCP

live concept

LAC's bounded assistant, available inside Claude — cited and routed to booking, with the same guardrails. Being present where patients increasingly ask questions.