Medical Research Literature Reader Pro

A medical-research-native literature reading skill for users with clinical, bioinformatics, translational, and basic experimental backgrounds. Use this skill...

This skill appears internally consistent, but a few practical safety points before installing or using it: 1) Data privacy — the skill is built to accept PDFs and images. Do not upload or paste protected health information (PHI) or identifiable patient data unless your environment and policies permit it. 2) Source verification — outputs (interpretation, suggested related papers, translational claims) are analysis-level and should be verified against the original paper and primary sources before citing or acting clinically. 3) No automatic fetching declared — the SKILL.md says to attempt retrieval when given a DOI/PMID but provides no network code; check whether your platform will perform web searches or fetch articles on your behalf and whether you consent to that. 4) Use as an analytical assistant, not a final arbiter — for high-stakes decisions (clinical care, grant commitments, regulatory claims), have human experts review findings. 5) If you need the skill to integrate with other services (PubMed, NCT registry, reference managers), confirm what connectors the hosting platform provides and whether API keys or credentials will be requested separately.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: medical-research-literature-reader-pro Version: 0.1.0 The skill bundle is a highly structured framework for medical literature analysis and critical appraisal. It contains no executable code, shell commands, or network-exfiltration logic. The instructions in SKILL.md and the supporting reference files (tracks.md, reporting_style.md) are focused entirely on scientific methodology, evidence-type classification, and preventing AI hallucinations/overclaiming. There are no indicators of prompt injection for malicious purposes or unauthorized data access.