A Chinese-language reference skill for studying the work and clinical ideas of Ni Haixia, a Taiwanese traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. It organizes classical texts, herbal medicine, acupuncture material, diagnostic methods, and case records around his approach.
A Chinese-language reference and reasoning guide based on the work of traditional Chinese medicine practitioner Li Ke. It covers case examples, herbal formulas, pattern-based diagnosis, emergency conditions, and ways to spot misleading symptoms.
A Chinese-language skill based on the medical writings and methods of Wu Jutong, a historical physician associated with warm-disease theory. It is intended for academic study and role-based interpretation, not medical advice.
A tool for turning the writings, lectures, and clinical cases of a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner into an AI-usable skill. It captures that practitioner's models, decision rules, language, safety limits, and treatment perspectives.