Cancer caregiver brief: a medical context skill for agents
A free skill that turns reports, notes and scattered updates into one living family medical brief: who is on the care team, up to three next actions, what is confirmed versus still unclear, plain-English medical terms, and a compact care log, with research grounded in NCI, regulators and ClinicalTrials.gov.
In short: A free skill that turns reports, notes and scattered updates into one living family medical brief: who is on the care team, up to three next actions, what is confirmed versus still unclear, plain-English medical terms, and a compact care log, with research grounded in NCI, regulators and ClinicalTrials.gov. It is a free skill for people who use Claude Code or Codex and want help with work & operations.
npx skills add petergyang/fuck-cancer --skill fuck-cancer --global --yes
Install the /fuck-cancer skill globally from https://github.com/petergyang/fuck-cancer
Install command copied from the project README. Check the README for the latest version.
What it does
A free skill that turns reports, notes and scattered updates into one living family medical brief: who is on the care team, up to three next actions, what is confirmed versus still unclear, plain-English medical terms, and a compact care log, with research grounded in NCI, regulators and ClinicalTrials.gov.
This skill turns a brain dump, a pasted report or a scattered update into one living family medical brief. It keeps patient information and care-team contacts, up to three concrete next actions, a short 'what we know'…
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A prompt to try
/fuck-cancer Turn these notes into one living family medical brief. Keep at most three next actions, explain the new terms in plain English, and flag anything the care team must confirm.
/fuck-cancer Turn these notes into one living family medical brief. Keep at most three next actions, explain the new terms in plain English, and flag anything the care team must confirm.
Written by us so you can reuse it. Replace each [bracket] with your details.
Step by step
Open the GitHub repo and read the disclaimer: it supports decisions with evidence; it does not diagnose, choose treatment or replace the care team.
Install with: npx skills add petergyang/fuck-cancer --skill fuck-cancer --global --yes (or ask your agent to install /fuck-cancer from that repo).
Start with a brain dump or a pasted report: /fuck-cancer My dad was just diagnosed. Here is what I know.
Share new reports as they arrive so the brief stays one source of truth; ask for a local Markdown file if you do not want Google Docs.
Watch out for
Not medical advice. Verify every next step with clinicians. The public repo name is blunt and includes a swear word; this listing uses a plain title on purpose. Do not paste secrets into the chat. Treat early or indirect evidence as labelled, not as a decision.
A free skill that turns reports, notes and scattered updates into one living family medical brief: who is on the care team, up to three next actions, what is confirmed versus still unclear, plain-English medical terms, and a compact care log, with research grounded in NCI, regulators and ClinicalTrials.gov.
Which AI agents can use Cancer caregiver brief?
It works with Claude Code and Codex. The code is on GitHub at petergyang/fuck-cancer.
Is Cancer caregiver brief free?
Free & open source (MIT). Local Markdown mode needs no account. Google Doc mode uses your connected Google Drive or Docs tool. The ClinicalTrials.gov helper is plain Python with no API key (Python 3.8+).
How do I install Cancer caregiver brief?
Run the install command from the README: “npx skills add petergyang/fuck-cancer --skill fuck-cancer --global --yes”. Check the README on GitHub for the latest version, then follow the steps on this page.
Is Cancer caregiver brief safe to install?
We read 4 instruction and code files in the repo and found no red flags. That is not a guarantee, so review anything that runs commands on your machine. How to check a skill before you install it →
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