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What is Mirobody?

Mirobody turns health readings from reports, devices, exports and photos into a record that can be compared across sources. It assigns standard codes and units, then lets an agent answer questions over that record while pointing back to the source of each reading. The engine is open source under Apache 2.0; Mirobody Cloud offers its standardization and agent capabilities as a hosted API.

First steps

Choose where the record will run. The two paths use the same coding approach, but have different setup and API endpoints.

Mirobody Cloud

Create a key, write sample readings, and ask a question through /v1. We operate storage and models.

Self-Host

Run the library or Docker stack yourself. Records stay in storage you operate; model features use your configured provider.
Cloud exposes /v1. A self-hosted deployment exposes its own /api/* and /mcp endpoints.

From data to answers

Collect, Translate, Agent: health data moves from sources to coded records and answersCollect, Translate, Agent: health data moves from sources to coded records and answers

The same three stages organize Cloud and the open-source engine.

On Cloud, your application sends data to /v1; the service stores and processes it. In a self-hosted deployment, the engine runs on infrastructure you manage. See Cloud capabilities and the local setup guide for their respective paths.

Storage and operations

Further reading

Cloud API overview

Authentication, Subjects, retention and the /v1 endpoint map.

Open Source architecture

Follow a reading from its original file to a coded answer.