mfds-drug-safety

Interview users for drug safety context before querying South Korean medication data.

Updated May 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/seolcoding/k-parent-skill --skill mfds-drug-safety-seolcoding
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: mfds-drug-safety
Source: https://github.com/seolcoding/k-parent-skill/tree/main/mfds-drug-safety
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/seolcoding/k-parent-skill --skill mfds-drug-safety-seolcoding

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Users often ask about drug safety or interactions without providing critical context such as the user's age group, existing medications, current symptoms, or underlying health conditions, which can lead to inaccurate or unsafe advice. This skill eliminates that risk by enforcing a mandatory interview to collect all necessary context before accessing any official drug data.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Mandatory pre-consultation interview: Automatically prompts users to share critical details including who is taking the drug (adult, child, pregnant person, elderly), current medications, dosage history, existing symptoms, and red flag emergency signs before providing any information.
  • Official MFDS data lookup: Retrieves verified public drug information including efficacy, usage instructions, warnings, interactions, side effects, and storage guidelines via the k-skill-proxy for South Korean medications.
  • Emergency red flag handling: Immediately directs users with severe symptoms like breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, severe rash, or persistent vomiting to emergency services instead of providing drug-related information.
  • Use case example: A parent asking if acetaminophen and a cold medicine can be taken together will first be asked about the child's age, current medications, and symptom severity before any interaction data is shared.

Quick Start

Ask the mfds-drug-safety skill if acetaminophen and a specific cold medicine are safe to take together for your 7-year-old child who has a mild rash.

Frequently Asked Questions about mfds-drug-safety

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I check drug interactions for South Korean over-the-counter medications?

To check drug interactions for South Korean over-the-counter medications, you must first complete a mandatory symptom interview providing the user's age group, current medications, and symptoms. The skill then queries official MFDS data via the k-skill-proxy endpoint to retrieve verified interaction warnings and safety guidelines.

What happens if I report severe symptoms during a drug safety query?

If you report severe symptoms during a drug safety query, built-in red flag detection immediately routes you to emergency medical care. Symptoms like breathing difficulty, loss of consciousness, or severe rash bypass the standard MFDS data lookup to prioritize immediate emergency services.

Can I get drug safety information for pregnant or elderly users?

Yes, you can get drug safety information for pregnant or elderly users. The mandatory pre-consultation interview specifically collects critical context like age group and underlying conditions, enabling specialized handling for pediatric, pregnant, and elderly users before accessing official MFDS drug data.

What information do I need to provide before checking drug side effects?

Before checking drug side effects, you must provide the user's age group, current medications, dosage history, existing symptoms, and any red flag emergency signs. This mandatory pre-consultation interview ensures accurate safety advice by collecting all necessary context before retrieving official MFDS data.

Does the drug safety checker work offline?

No, the drug safety checker does not work offline. It requires connectivity to the k-skill-proxy MFDS lookup endpoint to retrieve verified public drug information including efficacy, usage instructions, warnings, interactions, and side effects for South Korean medications.