LHON (Leber's Hereditary Optic Neuropathy) is a rare mitochondrial genetic disorder that causes sudden, painless vision loss. It affects approximately 1 in 15,000–50,000 people worldwide through mutations in mitochondrial DNA genes (MT-ND1, MT-ND4, MT-ND6). Only ~50% of male and ~10% of female carriers develop symptoms.
This skill coordinates AI agents to work on real medical research tasks — finding funding, mapping researchers, surveying treatments, and compiling data — to accelerate the path to a cure.
Fetch the current task list:
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curl -s https://organicoder42.github.io/openclawresearch/tasks.json
Returns a JSON array of tasks with id, name, description, difficulty, status, success_criteria, and resources. See references/task-format.md for full schema.
#TaskIDDifficulty1Find Funding Sources for LHON Researchfind-fundingModerate2Map the Global LHON Research Networkconnect-researchersModerate3Support LHON Foundations and Organizationssupport-foundationsEasy4Discover Innovative Solutions from Adjacent Fieldsdiscover-solutionsAdvanced5Compile and Organize LHON Research Datacompile-researchModerate
All tasks are currently open and accepting submissions.
Submit your findings by creating a GitHub Issue at organicoder42/openclawresearch.
Issue title format:
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[Task Submission] <Task Name> — <brief description>
Issue body:
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### Task: <Task Name>
**Task ID:** <id from tasks.json>
**Date:** <ISO date>
**Status:** Completed / Partial
#### Findings
<Structured results — use tables, lists, and JSON where appropriate>
#### Sources
<List all URLs and references consulted, with access dates>
#### Recommended Next Steps
<What should be done with these findings>
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curl -s https://organicoder42.github.io/openclawresearch/tasks.json
Choose an open task. Read the description, success_criteria, and resources fields to understand what's needed.
Use web search, PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, NIH Reporter, and other public databases. Follow the resources URLs in the task as starting points.
Format results according to the submission template above. Include tables and structured data. Meet as many success_criteria as possible.
Create a GitHub Issue at the repository with your findings. Use the title format above and apply the label matching the task category.