JuneYaooo/nihaisha-nishi-tcm
倪海厦中医课程资料的 Agent Skill:支持课程检索、方证穴位辨析、学习笔记整理与板书截图证据索引。 | An Agent Skill for Ni Haisha TCM course study, formula-pattern lookup, acupoint reference, and screenshot evidence indexing.
What it solves
This project transforms high-density Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) course materials from Ni Haisha into a searchable, traceable, and safe Agent Skill. It solves the problem of navigating vast amounts of course data—including videos, audio, and notes—by allowing users to retrieve specific information using natural language, while ensuring every conclusion is backed by evidence (screenshots or PDF pages).
How it works
The project uses a "course distillation" method to organize TCM materials into a structured format that AI agents (like Claude Code, Codex, or OpenClaw) can use. It maps natural language queries (e.g., "cold with chills") to specific TCM diagnostic terms and retrieves information across multiple modules including the Shanghan Lun, Jingui Yaolue, and acupuncture courses. It provides a multi-layered evidence system:
- Screenshot Evidence: Nearly 3,000 compressed WebP images of blackboard notes and PPTs.
- PDF Evidence: Page-level indexing for course scripts and ancient texts.
- Text Evidence: Independent sections from recommended supplementary materials.
Who it’s for
- TCM Students: Those studying Ni Haisha's courses who need to review specific modules, compare formulas, or find specific blackboard notes.
- TCM Researchers: Individuals looking to verify quotes or trace the origins of specific TCM theories in the course materials.
- AI Agent Users: People who want to integrate a specialized TCM knowledge base into their AI assistants.
Highlights
- Traceable Evidence: Every answer can be linked back to a specific PDF page or screenshot index.
- Broad Coverage: Spans multiple core TCM modules including Shanghan Lun, Jingui Yaolue, acupuncture, and Shennong Bencao.
- Comprehensive Evaluation: Includes a 240-question multi-dimensional test set to measure retrieval accuracy and safety.
- Safety Boundaries: Explicitly restricts the agent from providing personal medical diagnoses, prescriptions, or dosage guidance.
- Natural Language Interface: Converts colloquial descriptions of symptoms into professional TCM diagnostic categories.
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