What they built

Frankenstein Hospital System— The Agent That Builds Healthcare Agents

What it does: Frankenstein is an agent that builds other agents. You describe what you need in plain English, for example "make an agent that alerts me when O-negative blood stock runs low," and Frankenstein turns that sentence into a real, working AI tool. It figures out what data the agent needs, picks a matching template (vitals monitoring, blood-bank tracking, patient note summarizing), fills in the specific details, tests that it actually works, and deploys it live, all within seconds, with no developer writing code by hand. Who it's for: Hospitals, clinics, and healthcare teams that need many small, specific monitoring tools but don't have the time or dev resources to build each one individually. Think a nurse who wants a quick alert system, an admin who needs an inventory tracker, or a ward that needs a summarizer for patient notes. What makes it special: Most hackathon projects build one agent. Frankenstein builds a factory for agents. It's recursive, meaning it can generate new tools on demand, live, in front of judges. Every agent it creates gets tested, deployed, tracked on a dashboard, and logged for audit automatically, so it's not just fast, it's safe and accountable too. That mix of speed, self-generation, and built-in oversight is what turns it from a neat demo into something judges actually remember.