Chinese Medicine CN

This skill appears to be a largely coherent Chinese medicine reference with local databases for herbs, formulas, acupoints and contraindications. However, before installing or using it for health decisions consider: - Inconsistency: the SKILL.md forbids giving specific dosages and clinical prescriptions, yet the bundled references and even the formula output template include explicit dosages and needling depths. Ask the publisher to clarify and remove or redact dosage/needling fields if the intent is education-only, or to explicitly state when and how dosing/procedural info may be presented under professional supervision. - Clinical risk: the files include pregnancy and hepatotoxicity warnings — useful — but also allow the skill to produce potentially actionable clinical details (dosage, needling depths). If you plan to use this for layperson guidance, ensure the skill is configured to always suppress dose/procedure details and to show the mandatory disclaimer prominently. - Provenance & expertise: there is no homepage or author credentials. For health-related content, prefer skills with clear sourcing, author qualifications, or citations to authoritative texts/studies. Consider requesting source citations and editorial review info from the publisher. - Safety for vulnerable users: given the presence of pregnancy contraindications and potent herb warnings, avoid relying on this skill for medical decisions (pregnant people, children, people on medications). Always consult a licensed practitioner for diagnosis, prescription, or invasive procedures (acupuncture/needling). If these issues are resolved (explicit prevention of dose/procedure output, clearer provenance), the skill is reasonable as an educational reference; until then treat it cautiously.