An open-source general health AI assistant inspired by Ant Afu, based on LangGraph + FastAPI + React, supporting multi-agent systems, RAG, report interpretation, photo-based medication inquiries, and workflow evaluation. Open-source AI health assistant inspired by Ant Afu, with multi-agent routing, RAG, multimodal medical vision, tracing, and evals.
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wananing/Smart-Health-Assistant
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A clinic safety check for symptoms that may signal a life-threatening emergency. It runs first when warning signs such as chest pain, breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, or severe bleeding appear.
wananing/Smart-Health-Assistant
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use this skill when the user provides their height, weight, age, and gender and asks about their BMI, ideal weight, daily calorie needs (TDEE), or waist-to-height ratio. Also triggered by questions like "am I overweight?", "how many calories should I eat?", or "what is my healthy weight range?". Applies to…
wananing/Smart-Health-Assistant
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guide for interpreting laboratory test results, such as blood counts, blood chemistry, thyroid tests, and blood-clotting tests.
wananing/Smart-Health-Assistant
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A medication-dose calculator for checking doses based on a person's weight or age and verifying safe dosage ranges.
wananing/Smart-Health-Assistant
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A guide for assessing long-term risk of cardiovascular disease, which affects the heart and blood vessels, or type 2 diabetes.
wananing/Smart-Health-Assistant
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use this skill during pre-diagnosis triage (clinicagent) to assign a structured severity score (0–100) and triage colour (RED/YELLOW/GREEN) to the user's reported symptoms. Invoke automatically when the user has described at least one symptom. The score drives urgency messaging: RED means call 120 immediately, YELLOW…
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