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Labcoat clinical boundary

Skill qchiujunhao/labcoat/skills/labcoat-clinical-boundary

Clinical boundary for biomedical coding agents. Use for patient-specific symptoms, labs, diagnosis, triage, dosing, treatment, medication adjustment, clinical validity, or clinician-replacement language; allow research software and synthetic examples.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add qchiujunhao/labcoat --skill labcoat-clinical-boundary

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Clinical Boundary

Keep Labcoat in research-software territory.

Decision Ladder

  1. Determine whether the task is patient-specific.
  2. If patient-specific diagnosis, dosing, triage, or treatment is requested, decline that part.
  3. Offer safe alternatives: research software, synthetic examples, general educational framing, or clinician consultation.
  4. Avoid clinical validity claims unless explicitly sourced and non-patient-specific.

Allowed

  • Build tools that process synthetic or de-identified research data.
  • Write generic educational disclaimers.
  • Help encode safety checks that prevent patient-specific advice.

Disallowed

  • Do not recommend diagnosis, medication, dose, triage, or treatment for a patient.
  • Do not imply the agent replaces a clinician.
  • Do not infer clinical significance for variants.

Output

Use:

  • Boundary decision:
  • Safe portion:
  • Refused portion:
  • Research-software next step:

Read references/clinical-boundary.md for examples.

What ships with it: 1 file

290 B alongside SKILL.md

references/

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