Explore AI Agent Skills & Claude Prompts

Use when a caller asks about emergency contraception (EC / 緊急避妊) after unprotected intercourse or contraceptive failure, including cases where a partner's method failed or the circumstances around consent are uncertain. Produces a three-way next-action decision — Call (hotline or crisis support in parallel with the medication pathway), Go (open pharmacy participating in the Japan OTC levonorgestrel program), or Wait (context-specific, typically when the time window has already closed and follow-up routing is the useful output) — with the Yorukusu safety boundary on every output. Integrates the caller's Personal Health Context for interacting medications and known contraindications. Never outputs a diagnosis and never recommends prescription medication outside the current Japan OTC-available options.

cough-respiratory

Use when a caller reports cough, wheezing, breathing difficulty, stridor, chest tightness, or any respiratory complaint in themselves or a dependent of any age — with a lower threshold to escalate for children. Produces a three-way next-action decision — Call (emergency or hotline), Go (open pharmacy), or Wait (home self-care) — with the Yorukusu safety boundary on every output. Inputs include age, cough character (dry, wet, barky, paroxysmal), respiratory work-of-breathing signs, duration, concurrent fever, known respiratory conditions, and the caller's Personal Health Context. Never outputs a diagnosis and never recommends prescription medication.

vomiting-diarrhea

Use when a caller reports vomiting, diarrhea, or both, in themselves or a dependent of any age, with or without accompanying fever. Produces a three-way next-action decision — Call (emergency or hotline), Go (open pharmacy), or Wait (home self-care with ORS and monitoring) — with the Yorukusu safety boundary on every output. Inputs include age, episode frequency and severity, onset timing, dehydration markers (urine output, activity, mucous membranes), concurrent symptoms (fever, blood, severe abdominal pain), and the caller's Personal Health Context. Never outputs a diagnosis and never recommends prescription medication.

adult-headache

Use when an adult (age 18 and over) reports a headache in themselves and is uncertain whether home care is appropriate, a pharmacy visit is needed, or emergency evaluation is required. Produces a three-way next-action decision — Call (emergency or hotline), Go (open pharmacy), or Wait (home self-care) — with the Yorukusu safety boundary on every output. Inputs include headache characteristics (onset, pattern, severity, location), concurrent neurological or systemic symptoms, recent trauma, known headache history, and the caller's Personal Health Context including anticoagulant use, blood-pressure control, and pregnancy status. Child and adolescent headache is out of scope for this skill. Never outputs a diagnosis and never recommends prescription medication.

minor-injury

Use when a caller reports a minor injury — a cut, scrape, burn, bump, fall, sprain, animal bite, or nosebleed — in themselves or a dependent of any age, and is uncertain whether home care is sufficient or a professional visit is needed. Produces a three-way next-action decision — Call (emergency or hotline), Go (open pharmacy for supplies or pharmacist review), or Wait (home wound care) — with the Yorukusu safety boundary on every output. Inputs include mechanism of injury, extent and location of the wound, bleeding status, consciousness after head injury, tetanus history, and the caller's Personal Health Context including any anticoagulant use. Never outputs a diagnosis and never recommends prescription medication.

pediatric-fever-triage

Use when a caregiver reports a child (age 0 to under 18) with fever or subjective warmth at night, with or without accompanying symptoms. Produces a three-way next-action decision — Call (emergency or hotline), Go (open pharmacy), or Wait (home self-care) — with the Yorukusu safety boundary on every output. Inputs include age, temperature (measured or subjective), fever duration, concurrent symptoms, antipyretic history, and the caller's Personal Health Context. Never outputs a diagnosis and never recommends prescription medication.

evidence-selector

Use as a preflight before any clinical triage Skill. Given the caregiver's message and the declared candidate evidence paths for the selected clinical Skill, returns a JSON list of filenames to load into the main Skill's Opus 4.7 call. Never outputs a diagnosis, never makes a clinical decision, never references a specific medication.

allergy-reaction

Use when a caller reports a possible allergic reaction in themselves or a dependent — hives, facial swelling, breathing difficulty, lip or mouth tingling, GI symptoms after ingestion, or any reaction following exposure to a known allergen or a newly introduced food or medication. Produces a three-way next-action decision — Call (emergency or hotline), Go (open pharmacy), or Wait (home observation) — with the Yorukusu safety boundary on every output. Integrates the caller's Personal Health Context for known allergens, prior-reaction severity, and carried rescue medication. Never outputs a diagnosis and never recommends prescription medication.