Dont Deal Triagev0.1.0

A remote software developer reports chest pain during work hours. The skill collects local git activity to assess fatigue, checks emergency thresholds, and recommends immediate emergency care if red flags are present. It avoids code discussions until user safety is confirmed.

A desk worker complains of unusual fatigue and shortness of breath. The skill gathers work pattern data from git timestamps to estimate strain, but emphasizes that fatigue data is not diagnostic. It guides toward medical review if symptoms are concerning.

An employee asks on behalf of a coworker who has chest discomfort. The skill provides imperative, focused instructions to call emergency services, reduce movement, and keep the person from traveling alone, without collecting detailed history.

A telemedicine service integrates the skill for rapid symptom assessment. It uses the bundled quick-triage-cli.js to determine red vs yellow urgency, enabling operators to prioritize calls without lengthy intake.

Sell access to the skill as an add-on for corporate wellness software. Employers pay a monthly fee per user to provide employees with on-demand emergency triage integrated into their work tools.

License the triage logic as an API to telehealth platforms. Providers integrate the skill into their intake workflow, paying per API call or a flat annual fee.

Offer a one-time deployment and customization service for industries like construction or manufacturing, where workers use shared terminals. The skill runs locally, triggering alerts to on-site safety officers.