Peer Reviewed Parent

Evidence-based parenting assistant for children 0-24 months. Answers questions using only peer-reviewed research from top medical journals. Covers cognitive,...

This skill is low‑risk technically (no installs, no credentials), but it currently makes a strong claim ('only peer‑reviewed research' and 'cite sample size/DOI') that the included materials don't consistently support. Before installing or trusting medical guidance from it: (1) review the references/ folder to confirm each citation is a peer‑reviewed article with DOI, journal name, year, and sample size; (2) ask the author to remove or clearly label non‑peer sources (blogs, news, institutional pages) as background rather than primary evidence; (3) require that every citation include a DOI or PubMed link and, where needed, the sample size and study type so the SKILL.md rules can be followed; (4) avoid relying on the skill for urgent or serious medical decisions — always verify with a pediatrician; and (5) if you plan to publish or rely on this skill, request that the maintainer replace 'sources pending' placeholders and ensure the README/metadata (owner, homepage) are accurate. If these issues are corrected, the skill would be coherent with its purpose; as shipped, the mismatch between claim and references is a meaningful red flag.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: peer-reviewed-parent Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is a purely informational parenting assistant designed to provide evidence-based advice for children aged 0–24 months. The SKILL.md and README.md files contain legitimate instructions for the AI agent to cite peer-reviewed research and follow developmental guidelines. The references/all-sources.md file contains a comprehensive list of 66 valid citations from reputable medical journals, universities, and health organizations (e.g., PubMed, AAP, Yale, WHO). There is no evidence of malicious code, data exfiltration, or harmful prompt injection.