clinical-capability-expansion

Formalize paper-facing gaps into reusable method families with executable scaffolds.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/BKZhao/-mimic-repo-agent --skill clinical-capability-expansion
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Skill: clinical-capability-expansion
Source: https://github.com/BKZhao/-mimic-repo-agent/tree/main/.codex/skills/clinical-capability-expansion
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BKZhao/-mimic-repo-agent --skill clinical-capability-expansion

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Turn clinical gaps in a manuscript or workflow into reusable capability by formalizing an unclear method or artifact into a stable, promotable family that can be executed locally.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Normalize a paper-specific gap into a reusable capability by mapping it to a method family and executable scaffolds.
  • Decide routing, execution, and delivery surfaces to ensure future reuse, testing, and artifact packaging.
  • Promote a gap into a native capability with explicit artifact contracts and a delivery surface for users.

Quick Start

Freeze the paper-facing request, normalize the method family, and generate a local scaffold for reusable capability.

Frequently Asked Questions about clinical-capability-expansion

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I turn a clinical method gap in a paper into a reusable capability?

A clinical gap is formalized by mapping an unclear method or artifact to a stable method family and executable scaffolds, ensuring future reuse, testing, and artifact packaging through defined contracts.

How does artifact delivery work for paper-facing requests with missing capabilities?

Routing, execution, and delivery surfaces are decided during the normalization process to ensure the newly promoted capability has explicit artifact contracts, guardrails, and tests for reliable artifact delivery.

Can I use runtime scaffolds to execute a method family locally for clinical workflows?

Runtime scaffolds enable local execution by absorbing the paper-facing request, formalizing it into a stable method family, and generating a local scaffold with defined delivery surfaces and user guardrails.

Do I need existing native capabilities to process a clinical paper with method gaps?

This approach is required when existing native capabilities do not fully deliver the requested method or artifact, meaning you must absorb the gap and scaffold it into a reusable native capability.

What is the best way to promote a paper-specific gap into a native capability?

Promoting a gap into a native capability involves formalizing the gap into a stable method family, applying runtime scaffolds for local execution, and ensuring updates to routing, delivery, and user surface with tests.

When should I not use runtime scaffolds for clinical paper processing?

Avoid this approach when the paper-facing request does not present a gap in existing native capabilities, as the process specifically targets methods or artifacts not fully delivered by current capabilities.