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Analyze Health Data and Track Symptoms

A local, file-based personal health record system with medical report OCR, drug interaction checking, and MDT-style specialist analysis - reference only, not a


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Updated 6 months ago
Version 13.1.0
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Why it matters

Leverage a health assistant for comprehensive medical information analysis, symptom tracking, and personalized wellness guidance.

Outcomes

What it gets done

01

Analyze medical information for insights.

02

Track user-reported symptoms over time.

03

Provide guidance on wellness and health.

04

Answer health-related queries.

Install

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Run in your project directory:

curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-claude-ally-health | bash

Overview

Claude Ally Health

A local, file-based personal health record system with medical report recognition, structured data extraction, MDT-style analysis, and drug interaction checking. Use for personal, private organization and reference of your own health records; it does not provide dosages, prescribe drugs, predict prognosis, or replace a doctor's diagnosis.

What it does

Claude-Ally-Health is a personal health information system storing all data locally on the filesystem, with no cloud uploads or external database dependencies - operated entirely through Claude Code commands with no programming required. Its features include pure file-based storage, intelligent medical report image recognition (using GLM's mcp__4_5v_mcp__analyze_image for the image analysis itself), automatic extraction of biochemical test data and reference ranges, structured medical imaging data extraction, surgical history and implant management, structured discharge summary storage, a Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) consultation system, 13 medical-specialist intelligent analysis modes, medical radiation dose tracking, intelligent drug interaction detection with a five-level severity warning system (A/B/C/D/X), and user profile management. The project is MIT-licensed, developed and maintained independently by WellAlly Tech, and is explicitly not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Anthropic or Claude.ai despite running on Claude Code.

Its drug interaction database supports checking interactions for a user's current medications, listing all interaction rules, and viewing absolute contraindication rules.

When to use - and when NOT to

Use this for organizing and analyzing your own personal health records locally and privately - medical reports, test results, imaging data, surgical/implant history, discharge summaries, and drug interaction checks - as a reference and organizational tool.

This system strictly follows explicit medical safety principles and does NOT: provide specific medication dosages, directly prescribe prescription drugs, predict life prognosis, or replace a doctor's diagnosis. All analysis reports are for reference only and must not be used as a basis for medical diagnosis - all medical decisions require consultation with a professional doctor, and any emergency requires immediate medical attention rather than reliance on this system.

Inputs and outputs

Inputs: personal medical records (report images, test results, imaging data, surgical/implant history, discharge summaries) and current medication lists, all stored locally.

Outputs: extracted and structured health data, MDT-style multi-specialist analysis, drug interaction warnings with five-level severity (A/B/C/D/X), and radiation dose tracking - all kept as local files with no cloud sync, explicitly for reference only.

Integrations

Claude Code (command-driven operation) via dedicated slash commands for each function - saving a report, querying records, managing the user profile, tracking radiation exposure, recording surgical history, managing discharge summaries and medications, checking drug interactions, and running a multi-specialist or single-specialist consultation - plus local filesystem storage only, no cloud services or external databases.

Who it's for

Individuals wanting to organize and analyze their own health records privately and locally, understanding this is a reference and organizational tool, not a diagnostic or prescribing system - professional medical consultation is always required for actual medical decisions.

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