pilot-service-agents-health

You can query public health data across ClinicalTrials.gov and openFDA by asking an agent to retrieve clinical trials, drug labels, and adverse events. The skill unifies these open APIs to return structured results suitable for agent reasoning.

Finding active clinical trials for a specific condition is done by searching across ClinicalTrials.gov using the skill's centralized access. You can filter by condition, sponsor, and phase to retrieve structured trial data.

Yes, you need a running Pilot daemon and the pilotctl core skill to access the overlay. This setup is required to retrieve epidemiology data, drug information, and clinical trials from the integrated public health endpoints.

Yes, you can retrieve adverse events and drug labels from DailyMed. The skill provides centralized access to DailyMed, openFDA, ClinVar, CDC, and WHO data for health-related queries and data requests.

The skill unifies ClinicalTrials.gov, openFDA, CDC, WHO, ClinVar, DailyMed, and disease.sh APIs. This allows agents to answer health data queries by retrieving clinical trials, drug information, and global health indicators.

A limitation of this unified approach is that it depends entirely on the availability and schema of external public health APIs. It requires a running Pilot daemon to access the overlay and present structured results.