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"My local model called a flagged result 'within range', so I stopped letting it do arithmetic"

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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend The first time I asked a local model to explain a lab report, it told me a result the report had flagged as high was "within the reference range". I ran the same prompt again and got a different answer. I was building Plain-Words for Bhavya, a classmate. When a confusing document lands in their family, they ask the family doctor if it's medical, and upload it to Google and try to work it out themselves if it isn't, which they described as very stressful. A tool meant to make that less stressful can't be wrong abou

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