A structured, safety-focused clinical preparation tool that helps patients log symptoms, track triggers, and draft clear questions for medical visits.
The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.
npx clawhub@latest install weekly-symptom-appointment-log
Copy the skill folder to one of these locations
~/.openclaw/skills/ <project>/skills/ Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled
Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.
Help me install weekly-symptom-appointment-log using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).
Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
The Weekly Symptom Appointment Log is a comprehensive prompt-flow designed to organize personal health observations into an actionable seven-day summary before seeing a clinician. It enables users to record up to five primary symptoms alongside metadata like duration, severity scales (0-10), and daily impacts on routine functions like sleep or appetite. By compiling these details systematically, patients can clearly communicate their physical state to doctors without relying on unreliable self-diagnoses.
As part of the Openclaw Skills family, this skill integrates a foundational urgent-care safety check. It identifies high-risk red flag symptoms—such as chest pain, sudden vision changes, or severe allergies—and prioritizes directing the user to local emergency services over general logging. When no red flags are present, the workflow results in an optimized, clean report that users can copy, email, or print for their care team.
To deploy this prompt-flow within an environment configured with Openclaw Skills, use the following commands:
# Create a directory for the skill configuration
mkdir -p skills/symptom-log
# Save the workflow definition as a local skill markdown file
cat << 'EOF' > skills/symptom-log/SKILL.md
# [Insert SKILL.md contents here]
EOF
# Register the newly created health utility with your agent
claw skill register skills/symptom-log
The skill generates a well-structured Markdown document containing the following specific blocks:
| Section Name | Description | Key Data Fields |
|---|---|---|
| Appointment Snapshot | High-level clinical meta-data | Clinician name, date, main concern, safety check status |
| Symptoms to Track | List of defined issues | Location, severity range, frequency, and functional impact |
| Seven-Day Log Table | Comprehensive weekly matrix | Day, symptoms/severity, timing, possible triggers, context |
| Possible Patterns | Non-diagnostic correlation notes | Timing, triggers, worsening factors, and weekly trajectory |
| Clinician Questions | Actionable list of priorities | Multi-tier prioritized list of patient concerns |
| Visit Summary | Factual patient elevator pitch | Paragraph summary utilizing user's exact wording |
| Items to Bring | Prepared checklist | Medication list, home readings, imaging, referral paperwork |
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