An AI-powered medical report interpreter that recognizes text, highlights abnormal indicators, and provides health advice from local files or image URLs.
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The WiseDiag Medical Report Interpretation skill is a highly specialized integration designed for AI coding agents. It enables agents to parse and interpret complex medical report images—such as blood tests, urine tests, and imaging scans—directly via local binary uploads or public image URLs. By incorporating this capability into your ecosystem of Openclaw Skills, your AI assistant can leverage advanced cloud-based OCR and medical AI models to automatically recognize text, isolate key biological markers, and flag abnormal values.
This tool operates asynchronously, making secure HTTP requests to WiseDiag cloud servers to deliver comprehensive medical insights in Markdown format. As one of the critical health-focused Openclaw Skills, it bridges the gap between raw medical documents and actionable health advice, presenting results directly to users while giving developers a clean command-line interface to orchestrate report interpretation workflows.
-f/--file (binary stream upload) or --image (remote URL) based on the input type.WISEDIAG_API_KEY environment variable and constructs an API request.{name}.md) in the current working directory.Ensure you have python3 and pip installed. Next, install the library dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
To use WiseDiag Report, you must obtain an API Key from the WiseDiag Console. This key must be set as an environment variable.
export WISEDIAG_API_KEY=your_api_key
There are two mutually exclusive execution methods based on your source data:
Method A: Local File Upload (Recommended)
cd scripts
python3 report.py -f "/path/to/report.jpg"
Method B: Public Image URL
cd scripts
python3 report.py --image "https://example.com/report.jpg"
The script processes incoming arguments and communicates with the WiseDiag API to build a highly structured patient-facing report. Below is the input parameter schema:
| Parameter | Type | Description | Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|
-f, --file |
Path (String) | Local file path for multipart binary upload. Up to 5 instances allowed. | Mutually exclusive with --image |
--image |
URL (String) | Public HTTP/HTTPS URL of the report image. Up to 5 instances allowed. | Mutually exclusive with -f |
--question |
String | Custom query directing the AI focus (e.g., "Interpret abnormal indicators"). | Optional |
-n, --name |
String | Custom output filename (without extension). | Optional |
-o, --output |
Path (String) | Directory path to save the generated report. | Optional (Defaults to CWD) |
All successful processing pipelines automatically output a {name}.md Markdown file. This schema includes:
--question prompt parameter to answer contextual medical questions on the fly.Loading
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