CareMax Health Indicators#

Requires caremax-auth as a sibling directory ( ../caremax-auth/, same layout as skills/caremax-auth + skills/caremax-indicators in this repo, or under ~/.agents/skills/). If missing: npx skills add KittenYang/caremax-skills and select caremax-auth.

What end users can do (plain language)#

• Browse and analyze their saved indicators: lists, categories, trends over time (labs and long-term metrics).
• Quickly add a single reading for common day-to-day metrics — the same idea as the app’s 「快捷记一笔」: pick a familiar item (often things like 身高、体重、血压、心率、体温、腰围 等， 具体有哪些以当前账号下列出的可选项为准), enter a value and date, and it is stored like a normal indicator data point. No upload or report file required.

Agents should describe this in user-friendly terms (“帮你记一笔今天的体重”“看看现在能快捷记录哪些项目”) and only use the API steps below to implement it after the user is authenticated.

This skill also covers the agent/skill indicator endpoints under /api/skill/indicators/* for listing, categories, and trends.

Prerequisites — Auto-Auth (MANDATORY)#

Working directory: this skill’s root folder ( caremax-indicators/, sibling of caremax-auth/). Scripts in auth are reached with ../caremax-auth/scripts/.

bash

# shorthand — run from caremax-indicators/
APICALL="bash ../caremax-auth/scripts/api-call.sh"
LIST_PRESETS="bash ../caremax-auth/scripts/list-system-presets.sh"
QUICK_LOG="bash ../caremax-auth/scripts/quick-log.sh"

If any script returns {"error":"no_credentials",...} → immediately run bash ../caremax-auth/scripts/auth-flow.sh [base_url] in background. If the user specified a custom URL (e.g., http://localhost:8788), pass it as the argument. It opens the browser and auto-polls. Tell the user "please authorize in browser". Once it outputs authorized, retry.

List All Indicators#

bash

$APICALL GET /api/skill/indicators
# with category filter:
$APICALL GET "/api/skill/indicators?category=血常规"

Response fields: id (UUID, needed for trend), canonical_name, display_name, canonical_unit, category, latest_value, data_count

Get Indicator Categories#

bash

$APICALL GET /api/skill/indicators/categories

Get Indicator Trend#

Important: Get the indicator UUID from the list endpoint first.

bash

$APICALL GET "/api/skill/indicators/trend?id={indicator_uuid}"

Returns time-series: date, value, unit, reference_range, is_abnormal (0/1)

Quick log — same feature as 「快捷记一笔」 (authenticated user only)#

Prefer the dedicated scripts (wrap api-call.sh with the same OAuth user token). Do not hand-roll curl.

Typical user intents: “记一下体重 70”“今天身高 175”“帮妈妈记血压 120/80” — always run list-system-presets.sh first so you use a valid preset_key and know default units; use --member when logging for a family profile.

1) List what the user can quick-log right now#

bash

$LIST_PRESETS

Response: presets[] — use preset_key for quick-log.sh; show display_name / canonical_unit when confirming with the user. Do not assume a fixed list of metrics in prose.

2) Save one value#

bash

$QUICK_LOG weight 72.5 --unit kg --date 2026-03-28
$QUICK_LOG height 175 --member <family_member_uuid>

• Positional: preset_key, value (required).
• Optional: --unit, --date YYYY-MM-DD (omit date → server default today), --member (family member UUID).

Lower-level equivalent (only if you need custom JSON)#

bash

$APICALL GET /api/indicators/system-presets
$APICALL POST /api/indicators/quick-log '{"preset_key":"weight","value":"72.5","unit":"kg","test_date":"2026-03-28","member_id":"..."}'

Recommended workflow (quick log)#

bash

# User: "帮我记身高" / "quick log my weight"
$LIST_PRESETS
# Match user wording to preset_key (or ask if ambiguous)
$QUICK_LOG <preset_key> <value> [--date ...] [--member ...]
# Confirm aloud: value, unit, date, whose profile

Get Trends by Category#

bash

$APICALL GET "/api/skill/indicators/trends-by-category?category={category_name}"

Recommended Workflow#

When user asks "show my creatinine trend":

bash

# 1. List all indicators, find the matching one
$APICALL GET /api/skill/indicators
# 2. Extract the id (UUID) of the matching indicator from the response
# 3. Get trend data
$APICALL GET "/api/skill/indicators/trend?id={uuid}"
# 4. Present with dates, values, units, highlight abnormals

When user asks "what are my abnormal indicators":

bash

# 1. Get all indicators
$APICALL GET /api/skill/indicators
# 2. Filter response for those with abnormal latest values
# 3. Present with values and reference ranges

Display Guidelines#

• Always show values with units (e.g., "98 μmol/L" not just "98")
• Include reference ranges when available
• Flag abnormal values clearly
• For trends, show dates in chronological order
• Chinese indicator names are standard — display them as-is