Sentry runs every claim through a deterministic playbook engine first, then layers in Sonnet 4.5 reasoning for nuance. Both stages produce the same flag schema.
Pure TypeScript. Zero I/O. Citation-perfect. These are the rules a senior biller would catch with a spreadsheet — except Sentry runs them in microseconds, every time, on every line.
Claude Sonnet 4.5 runs against a system prompt loaded with the full deterministic ruleset plus payer playbook intelligence. It returns ONLY structured JSON flags the deterministic layer didn't catch — never duplicates.
Server-rendered React 19. Same stack as the rest of the family. Edge-deployed via Netlify.
Shared family project. Auth, practices, scrub history. Row-Level Security on every table.
$3/M input · $15/M output. Per-claim cost ~$0.005 at typical claim size. Monthly cap configurable.
One signin works across ReimburseOS, Sentry, Denial OS, Reclaim OS, Leverage OS. Magic link or password.
PHI-handling claims are scrubbed under BAA. Patient identifiers are stripped before any model call.
AI failures never block scrubs. Stage 1 always runs. The floor of value is rule-based, citation-perfect.
Start free. Five sample claims pre-loaded so you can see real flag output before you upload your own.