System Overview

Cura is a comprehensive healthcare agent system built on Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) with Fetch.ai agents that provide intelligent healthcare services through multiple specialized microservices.

This project demonstrates a decentralized healthcare ecosystem where multiple Fetch.ai agents collaborate to provide comprehensive medical services. Each agent specializes in a specific healthcare domain and communicates through standardized APIs.

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System Architecture

Service	Port	Description
Frontend React App	3000	User interface for interacting with all services
Agent Service	8000	Main coordination agent and API gateway
Doctor Service	8001	Handles medical diagnosis, and appointments
Pharmacy Service	8002	Handles prescriptions, medicine lookup, and inventory
Wellness Service	8003	Tracks lifestyle data and provides wellness guidance

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Fetch.ai Agents Configuration

Agent Details

Agent Name	Type	Address	Purpose
HealthAgent	Main Agent	agent1qv9wjqqwamnrlwv4knwrxkkw035sq7yhgshv6a2zu9ks7k0sndf55kr5ufy	Coordinates between all healthcare services
DoctorAgent	Doctor Agent	agent1qwqyy4k7jfccfuymlvujxefvt3fj2x3qus84mg7nruunr9gmezv6wruawru	Provides medical diagnosis and make appointment
PharmacyAgent	Pharmacy Agent	agent1q2dlr9x8hkcl5p2dchemnt3utf2h4g05rcpku88rtaulxh33jlgs6spw49c	Manages medication inventory and prescription
WellnessAgent	Wellness Agent	agent1qg9d9628xnvzdlmexshr5c7mexkekxpavn4yxtn0tums9a6jcg3ygwzatgx	Offers health monitoring and wellness recommendations

Agent Capabilities

• Multi-agent collaboration through standardized APIs
• Secure communication between healthcare domains
• Intelligent decision-making using Fetch.ai's agent framework
• Scalable architecture for adding new healthcare services

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Quick Start Guide

This guide will help you set up and run the system on your local machine.

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Step 1: Initial Setup

# Make scripts executable
chmod +x setup.sh start.sh

# Run the automated setup
./setup.sh

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Step 2: Configure Environment

Edit the generated .env file with your actual values:

# ICP Configuration - Get from 'dfx deploy backend' output
CANISTER_ID=your_actual_canister_id_here
BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:4943

# API Keys - Get from https://asi1.ai/dashboard/api-keys
ASI1_API_KEY=your_actual_api_key_here

How to get required values:

• For CANISTER_ID & BASE_URL:

  cd ic
  dfx start --clean --background
  dfx deploy
  # Note the canister ID and URL from deployment output

• For ASI1_API_KEY:

  • Visit: https://asi1.ai/dashboard/api-keys
  • Create or copy your API key

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Step 3: Launch the System

# Start all services
./start.sh

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Need Help?

Common Issues:

• Ports already in use?
  Stop other services using ports 3000, 8000-8003.

• API errors?
  Verify your ASI1_API_KEY in .env.

• Module errors?
  Run ./setup.sh again.

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Reset System

# Stop services (Ctrl+C), then:
rm -rf venv
./setup.sh
# Update .env and run ./start.sh

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You’re all set! The system should now be running locally.