What problem does it solve?
Users seeking accurate Korean food safety information often lack critical context about consumption details and symptoms, leading to incomplete or unsafe advice. Directly accessing official MFDS (Ministry of Food and Drug Safety) public data is complex, and unvetted answers may miss life-threatening red flags requiring immediate emergency care.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Mandatory Pre-Lookup Interview: Collects essential context including who consumed the food, quantity, timing, accompanying substances, symptoms, underlying conditions, and allergies before any official data is queried.
- Official MFDS Data Access: Retrieves verified public datasets via k-skill-proxy, including health food ingredient recognition status, product manufacturing reports, domestic inspection failure records, and food recall or stop-sale lists.
- Red Flag Emergency Triage: Identifies high-risk symptoms (bloody stool, severe dehydration, breathing difficulty, altered consciousness, severe abdominal pain/high fever) to prioritize emergency medical guidance over data lookup.
- Use Case: A parent whose child developed stomach pain and diarrhea after eating a specific snack can provide symptom and consumption details first, then receive official recall and inspection history for that product without receiving unverified medical diagnosis.
Quick Start
Use the mfds-food-safety skill to look up official food safety information for a product or supplement, starting with details about who consumed it, what was eaten, and any associated symptoms.
