openevidence-local-dev-loop
Local Dev Loop for OpenEvidence. Trigger: "openevidence local dev loop".
What this skill does
# OpenEvidence Local Dev Loop
## Overview
Local development workflow for OpenEvidence clinical decision support API integration. Provides a fast feedback loop with mock evidence queries, citation responses, and clinical summary data so you can build health-tech tools without consuming live API quota. Toggle between mock mode for rapid iteration and sandbox mode for validating against the real OpenEvidence platform. Always use de-identified data in development.
## Environment Setup
```bash
cp .env.example .env
# Set your credentials:
# OPENEVIDENCE_API_KEY=oe_xxxxxxxxxxxx
# OPENEVIDENCE_BASE_URL=https://api.openevidence.com/v1
# MOCK_MODE=true
npm install express axios dotenv tsx typescript @types/node
npm install -D vitest supertest @types/express
```
## Dev Server
```typescript
// src/dev/server.ts
import express from "express";
import { createProxyMiddleware } from "http-proxy-middleware";
const app = express();
app.use(express.json());
const MOCK = process.env.MOCK_MODE === "true";
if (!MOCK) {
app.use("/v1", createProxyMiddleware({
target: process.env.OPENEVIDENCE_BASE_URL,
changeOrigin: true,
headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.OPENEVIDENCE_API_KEY}` },
}));
} else {
const { mountMockRoutes } = require("./mocks");
mountMockRoutes(app);
}
app.listen(3008, () => console.log(`OpenEvidence dev server on :3008 [mock=${MOCK}]`));
```
## Mock Mode
```typescript
// src/dev/mocks.ts — realistic clinical decision support responses (de-identified)
export function mountMockRoutes(app: any) {
app.post("/v1/query", (req: any, res: any) => res.json({
query: req.body.question,
answer: "Based on current evidence, first-line treatment for type 2 diabetes includes metformin combined with lifestyle modifications. HbA1c targets should be individualized.",
citations: [
{ title: "ADA Standards of Care 2025", source: "Diabetes Care", doi: "10.2337/dc25-S009", year: 2025 },
{ title: "Metformin Meta-Analysis", source: "NEJM", doi: "10.1056/NEJMoa2412345", year: 2024 },
],
confidenceScore: 0.92,
}));
app.get("/v1/topics", (_req: any, res: any) => res.json([
{ id: "top_1", name: "Diabetes Management", questionCount: 245 },
{ id: "top_2", name: "Hypertension", questionCount: 189 },
{ id: "top_3", name: "Oncology Screening", questionCount: 134 },
]));
app.get("/v1/citations/:doi", (req: any, res: any) => res.json({
doi: req.params.doi, title: "ADA Standards of Care 2025", abstract: "Annual update to diabetes management guidelines...",
journal: "Diabetes Care", year: 2025, evidenceLevel: "Level I",
}));
}
```
## Testing Workflow
```bash
npm run dev:mock & # Start mock server in background
npm run test # Unit tests with vitest
npm run test -- --watch # Watch mode for rapid iteration
MOCK_MODE=false npm run test:integration # Integration test against real API
```
## Debug Tips
- Never use real patient data in development — all mock data must be de-identified
- `confidenceScore` ranges from 0 to 1 — display as percentage in UI
- Citation DOIs may be null for preprints or conference abstracts
- Query responses can be slow (2-5s) on the live API — set appropriate timeouts
- Use `topics` endpoint to validate query categorization before submitting full queries
## Error Handling
| Issue | Cause | Fix |
|-------|-------|-----|
| `401 Unauthorized` | Invalid API key | Regenerate at OpenEvidence developer portal |
| `400 Bad Request` | Empty or malformed query | Validate question field is non-empty string |
| `422 Unprocessable` | Query outside supported medical domains | Check supported topics first |
| `429 Rate Limited` | Too many queries per minute | Add backoff, switch to mock mode |
| `ECONNREFUSED :3008` | Dev server not running | Run `npm run dev:mock` first |
## Resources
- [OpenEvidence Platform](https://www.openevidence.com)
## Next Steps
See `openevidence-debug-bundle`.
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