Open skills library
A skill is a clinical procedure an AI can follow every time: how you review a GI-MAP, how you structure a follow-up, how you write a care plan. Written by clinicians, open source, and one click to install in Ena.
- Red flags
- Calprotectin 212 µg/g, above the lab's 173 cutoff. It was 96 last year.
- Pathogens
- H. pylori positive with cagA. Not on last year’s report.
- Pattern
- Low Akkermansia and Faecalibacterium, with raised β-glucuronidase.
- Check
- She started omeprazole in March, which can change the H. pylori read.
For licensed healthcare professionals. Skills are decision support for clinician review, not medical advice.Read the full disclaimer
Each skill is a complete review procedure, written by a named clinician. Free, MIT licensed, and one click to install.
Read a panel the way you would read it, in the same order, every time.
5 skills
Coming next: intake and pre-consult, clinical notes, care plans.
- GI-MAP ReviewSection-by-section GI-MAP interpretation in clinical priority order. Pathogens first, patterns before protocols.Reads GI-MAP
- DUTCH Hormone ReviewDUTCH Complete and Plus read in context: cortisol rhythm, estrogen pathways, cycle phase, contraceptives, and HRT.Reads DUTCH
- Thyroid Panel ReviewFull thyroid pattern read: conversion, autoimmunity, nutrient cofactors, and the interference checks that change the picture.Reads Thyroid panel
- Organic Acids (OAT) ReviewOAT interpretation by functional block, cross-read as patterns, with the collection caveats that keep it honest.Reads Organic Acids (OAT)
- Comprehensive Lab ReviewReview new bloodwork against the full chart: trends, functional ranges, medication interference, red flags first.Reads Full bloodwork panel
- Contribute a skillHave a review process worth sharing? Ship it with your name and credentials on it. The contributing guide covers the format and the review bar.your-skill · any category
No pasting, no setup. A skill installs into Ena in one click and runs against the chart.
- 01
Pick a skill
Each one is a complete review procedure: what to ask for, what order to read the report in, which red flags come first, and how to format the output. - 02
Open it in Ena
One click installs the skill into Settings, then Skills. No pasting, no setup. - 03
Run it on the next report
Type / in a patient chat and the skill reads the labs, history and medications from the record itself.
The skill is the same everywhere. What you may lawfully do with patient data is not. The portable versions on GitHub open with this check.
| Platform | HIPAA status | What you may use |
|---|---|---|
| Ena | BAA signedHIPAA compliant. BAA available (privacy@meelio.ai). | Real patient data. The skill runs against the chart. |
| Claude (Free / Pro / Team) | No BAANo BAA. Not HIPAA compliant. | De-identified data only. Never paste PHI. |
| Claude Enterprise / API | BAA possibleBAA possible via Anthropic sales. | PHI only if your organization has an executed BAA. |
| ChatGPT (Free / Plus / Team) | No BAANo BAA. Not HIPAA compliant. | De-identified data only. Never paste PHI. |
| ChatGPT Enterprise / OpenAI API | BAA possibleBAA possible via OpenAI sales. | PHI only if your organization has an executed BAA. |
De-identification means removing all 18 HIPAA identifiers, not just the name. When in doubt, use Ena or de-identify.
Every skill carries its author's name, credentials and link, in the repo and on this site. If you have a review process worth sharing, the contributing guide covers the format and the review bar. Skills describe procedures, never patients.
Read the contributing guideA clinical procedure written down once so an AI assistant can follow it every time: what to ask for, what order to read the report in, which red flags come first, and how to format the output. It is a procedure you install, not an app. In Ena it installs in one click and runs against the patient record.
Keep reading
- Labs analysisHow Ena reads a new panel against the chart, with trends and red flags first.
- Practice IntelligenceEncode your protocols, preferred labs and clinical voice once. Every note follows them.
- Pre-consult prepThe full picture before every visit: labs flagged, intake summarised, open loops surfaced.
- Guide: GI-MAP interpretation with AIA step-by-step guide from lab review to phase-specific 5R care plans.
In Ena the same skill pulls the labs, history and medications itself. Nothing pasted, nothing de-identified, HIPAA compliant.
