finalized my winning idea for this hackathon, starting to build my knowledge base file based on ICD10

.gitignore

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+venv

hf-mcp-hackathon/idea.md

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+Develop a medical-symptom MCP server that takes patient-entered symptoms, maps them to ICD-10 codes via a local knowledge base, and returns a JSON of probable diagnoses with confidence scores.knowledge_base.json

hf-mcp-hackathon/plan.md

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 - [x] Complete the registration form before June 8 2025 11:59 PM UTC
 - [x] (MCP track selected)Decide on one of three tracks: MCP Server/Tool, Custom Component, or Agentic Demo.
 - [x] (https://huggingface.co/blog/gradio-mcp) Download or clone the relevant starter template (MCP server boilerplate, custom component template, or basic agent demo).
-- [ ] Review the "Getting Started with MCP with Gradio" and "Gradio Component Development Guide" documentation.
+- [x] Review the "Getting Started with MCP with Gradio" and "Gradio Component Development Guide" documentation.
 - [ ] Set up a local development environment with Python, Gradio 5, and any required SDKs (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.) using provided API credits.
 - [ ] Implement the required features:
   - [ ] For Track 1, build a Gradio app that functions as an MCP server and test with an MCP client.

knowledge_base.json

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+{
+  "symptom_to_icd": {
+    "fever": ["R50.9"],
+    "cough": ["R05"],
+    "headache": ["R51"]
+  },
+  "icd_to_diagnosis": {
+    "R50.9": "Fever, unspecified",
+    "R05": "Cough",
+    "R51": "Headache"
+  }
+}

requirements.txt

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+gradio[mcp]