Identify medication from a photo and generate a CPIC-aligned dosage card using local genotype data.
npx skills add https://github.com/ClawBio/ClawBio --skill drug-photo
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: drug-photo Source: https://github.com/ClawBio/ClawBio/tree/main/skills/drug-photo Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ClawBio/ClawBio --skill drug-photo
Medication identification from photos and generation of genotype-informed dosage guidance for personalised pharmacogenomics.
Run a sample medication photo through the Drug Photo skill to obtain a genotype-informed dosage card.
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To get genotype-guided dosing from a pill photo, the skill identifies the medication using computer vision and generates a CPIC-aligned dosage card by cross-referencing your local on-device genotype data. It resolves brand and generic names to provide personalized pharmacogenomics guidance.
Pharmacogenomics dosage guidance uses your genetic profile to inform medication dosing. This skill applies CPIC guidelines to your local genotype data, producing a personalized dosage card that helps tailor prescriptions based on how your genetics affect drug metabolism.
Yes, you can perform pharmacogenomics analysis locally because the skill operates with a local-first, privacy-preserving architecture. All genotype data lookups, medication identification, and CPIC dosage computations are executed entirely on-device without requiring data uploads.
Yes, on-device genotype data is required to generate the genotype-informed dosage card. While the computer vision drug identification can process a single photo input independently, producing the CPIC-aligned pharmacogenomics guidance requires access to your local genetic profile.
Computer vision identifies a medication from a single photo by analyzing the pill's physical characteristics and imprints. Claude vision integration resolves the specific brand and generic names, which then triggers the local lookup against CPIC guidelines to calculate your dosage card.
The primary limitation is that the dosage recommendation depends entirely on the accuracy of the medication identification from a single photo. If the pill image is ambiguous, the subsequent CPIC guideline lookup and genotype-informed dosage card generation may be inaccurate.
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