A CBCT viewer built by the radiologist who reads with it.

Agent-native imaging

An agent-native viewer exposes clinical navigation verbs, not code execution. CBCTScope’s agent surface is eight verbs, all navigation or visualization: open a scan, switch mode, set the window, move through slices, snapshot, reset. There is no tool that returns an interpretation. That constraint is the design: the agent can operate the instrument the way an assistant operates the viewer’s controls, and the reading itself stays with the human. Neighboring projects put agents next to imaging in other ways; the repo credits them and maps the differences.

The agent moves the camera. The human reads.

Reading modes

Eight purpose-built modes for oral and maxillofacial reading: orthogonal MPR with 3D rendering, a multi-slice grid, curved panoramic reconstruction with nerve tracing, TMJ with axis-corrected sections for both condyles, freehand reslice, virtual cephalogram, region growing with airway analysis, and two-volume stitching. The reconstruction math is original, implemented from scratch and informed by reading practice, not lifted from any vendor. The same instrument also opens single 2D radiographs (panoramic, intraoral, and computed or digital radiography: DICOM PX, IO, CR, DX) under identical display settings.

Privacy by construction

Scans are read in place from a folder you pick; nothing is copied or uploaded. There is no hosted instance and there never will be one. The server binds to loopback and rejects any request whose Host or Origin is not local, so neither another device on your network nor a hostile page in another browser tab can reach it. The bundled demo mode goes further: it never restores a previously opened scan, so a demonstration or recording cannot surface a real case by accident. The real CBCT on this page is there on purpose, with written consent, de-identified before the viewer ever read it.