Verified sources
The answer exactly as it sits in the corpus, with its citation and its review date. No generation in between: what you read is what someone verified. Included in the free plan.
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The assistant answers about paperwork, requirements and coverage with the source in sight. When the question is a medical one, it says so and points you to where it can be answered — and when it has no backing, it does not invent either.
What papers do I need to open my record at the UMF?
You need valid official ID, your CURP and proof that your coverage is current. If it is your first time, go to your Family Medicine Unit so they can assign you a consulting room.
IMSS — Guía de servicios digitales · reviewed on August 12, 2026
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I have had a headache since yesterday, is that normal at week 30?
This is a medical question
I do not assess symptoms or give medical guidance. Look for it with someone who can.
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How long does the day-care application take in my state?
I have no verified source for this
I would rather not answer than give you something unbacked. We have noted it for review.
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An example conversation. All three answers are the ones the app gives.
The answers come from sources Senda has verified. The AI only writes them for your case — it never invents the content, and every answer says which of the two produced it.
The answer exactly as it sits in the corpus, with its citation and its review date. No generation in between: what you read is what someone verified. Included in the free plan.
The same information, written for your question. It is switched on with your explicit permission, can be switched off whenever you want, and only your question travels along with the verified passages — never your record.
It is not a warning in the small print: the classifier runs before the answer is even looked up, and a clinical question has no generation step to reach in the first place. It is covered by automated tests, and we treat breaking it as the worst possible defect.