Large Language Model–Powered Diagnostic Co-Pilot (“CapyEngine”) for Mental Disorders: Development, Evaluation, and Future Optimization Study

Overall, ChatGPT-4o achieved the highest accuracy at less stringent benchmarks (top 10 and top 5), while clinician performance did not differ significantly from ChatGPT-4o in identifying the single most likely diagnosis. Although CapyEngine was less accurate overall, it exhibited more consistent and constrained diagnostic ranking across evaluation benchmarks, likely reflecting its DSM-5-TR-based, domain-specific design rather than broader diagnostic coverage. Nonetheless, CapyEngine shows promise as a tool to augment the mental health diagnostic process, and further research is needed to evaluate the risks and benefits of integrating artificial intelligence systems, such as CapyEngine, into clinical workflows.

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JMIR AI
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2026-02-24
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https://doi.org/10.2196/70017
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Mental Health via Writing
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Large Language Model–Powered Diagnostic Co-Pilot (“CapyEngine”) for Mental Disorders: Development, Evaluation, and Future Optimization Study

Yunzhang Jiang, Liying Wang
JMIR AI
Mental Health via Writing
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Large Language Model–Powered Diagnostic Co-Pilot (“CapyEngine”) for Mental Disorders: Development, Evaluation, and Future Optimization Study

Yunzhang Jiang, Liying Wang
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Abstract

Overall, ChatGPT-4o achieved the highest accuracy at less stringent benchmarks (top 10 and top 5), while clinician performance did not differ significantly from ChatGPT-4o in identifying the single most likely diagnosis. Although CapyEngine was less accurate overall, it exhibited more consistent and constrained diagnostic ranking across evaluation benchmarks, likely reflecting its DSM-5-TR-based, domain-specific design rather than broader diagnostic coverage. Nonetheless, CapyEngine shows promise as a tool to augment the mental health diagnostic process, and further research is needed to evaluate the risks and benefits of integrating artificial intelligence systems, such as CapyEngine, into clinical workflows.

JMIR AIVol. 5
Florida State University (US), Nexen (Canada) (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 52%
Mental Health via Writing
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