Developer Builds Multi-Agent AI Platform Bridging Snowflake and Microsoft Fabric for Healthcare

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A software developer has built HealthIQ, a production-grade healthcare intelligence platform that layers AI across both Snowflake and Microsoft Fabric without replacing either system. The architecture uses a five-tier, multi-agent design where specialist agents handle distinct domains — one managing financial claims data via Snowflake Cortex, another handling hospital operational data stored in Fabric lakehouses. A retrieval-augmented generation layer connects to existing clinical policy documents and CMS reports, allowing the system to explain metrics in context rather than just return raw numbers. Two specialist agents communicate via an Agent-to-Agent protocol, coordinated by an orchestration layer, to deliver unified answers spanning financial, operational, and policy data. The approach addresses a common enterprise challenge of integrating AI across fragmented data infrastructure without costly migrations or system consolidation.

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