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medication-reconciliation

Compare patient pre-admission medication lists with inpatient orders to automatically identify omitted or duplicated medications and improve medication safety.

89100Total Score
Core Capability
90 / 100
Functional Suitability
12 / 12
Reliability
11 / 12
Performance & Context
7 / 8
Agent Usability
15 / 16
Human Usability
7 / 8
Security
12 / 12
Maintainability
11 / 12
Agent-Specific
15 / 20
Medical Task
20 / 20 Passed
89Reconcile pre-admission list against inpatient orders using --example
4/4
87Patient with missing critical anticoagulant in inpatient orders
4/4
86Patient with duplicate medication (same drug, same dose, different brand names)
4/4
85Patient with dose change (same drug, different dose — Metformin 500mg vs 1000mg)
4/4
86Malformed JSON input file (missing required fields)
4/4

Veto GatesRequired pass for any deployment consideration

Skill Veto✓ All 4 gates passed
✓
Operational Stability
System remains stable across varied inputs and edge cases
PASS
✓
Structural Consistency
Output structure conforms to expected skill contract format
PASS
✓
Result Determinism
Equivalent inputs produce semantically equivalent outputs
PASS
✓
System Security
No prompt injection, data leakage, or unsafe tool use detected
PASS

Core Capability90 / 100 — 8 Categories

Functional Suitability
Dose-change detection now documented in workflow (step 6) and output format with JSON example. All six output categories covered: continued, dose_changed, discontinued, new_medications, duplicates, warnings.
12 / 12
100%
Reliability
Comprehensive error handling retained. PHI check step added as step 1 with explicit user confirmation prompt before processing.
11 / 12
92%
Performance & Context
SKILL.md is 126 lines — concise. Minor: example data generation still creates files on disk as side effect of --example flag.
7 / 8
88%
Agent Usability
Workflow steps are clear and clinically logical. PHI check and dose-change detection steps are now explicit. Output template well-defined. Minor: --verbose flag behavior still not fully documented.
15 / 16
94%
Human Usability
Description is natural and discoverable. HIPAA compliance reminder is appropriate and now enforced via workflow step.
7 / 8
88%
Security
PHI check step now explicitly prompts user to confirm de-identification before processing. Medical disclaimer and HIPAA reminder present. No hardcoded secrets.
12 / 12
100%
Maintainability
Clean class separation retained. Dose-change detection documented in SKILL.md. Drug synonym mapping externalized as class constant.
11 / 12
92%
Agent-Specific
Trigger precision good. Escape hatches present. Idempotent by design. Composability still limited — no structured API mode. Critical drug class list still hardcoded.
15 / 20
75%
Core Capability Total90 / 100

Medical TaskExecution Average: 88.4 / 100 — Assertions: 20/20 Passed

89
Canonical
Reconcile pre-admission list against inpatient orders using --example
4/4 ✓
87
Variant A
Patient with missing critical anticoagulant in inpatient orders
4/4 ✓
86
Edge
Patient with duplicate medication (same drug, same dose, different brand names)
4/4 ✓
85
Variant B
Patient with dose change (same drug, different dose — Metformin 500mg vs 1000mg)
4/4 ✓
86
Stress
Malformed JSON input file (missing required fields)
4/4 ✓
89
Canonical✅ Pass
Reconcile pre-admission list against inpatient orders using --example

PHI check step now prompts for de-identification confirmation before processing. Example data runs correctly. Atorvastatin/Lipitor synonym match works. Report structure complete.

Basic 37/40|Specialized 52/60|Total 89/100
✅A1Output report contains continued, discontinued, new_medications, and duplicates sections
✅A2Drug synonym matching correctly identifies Atorvastatin/Lipitor as the same drug
✅A3PHI check step prompts user to confirm de-identification before processing
✅A4Medical disclaimer present in SKILL.md and output
Pass rate: 4 / 4
87
Variant A✅ Pass
Patient with missing critical anticoagulant in inpatient orders

Critical drug class detection correctly fires for anticoagulant. Warning level set to 'critical'. Recommendation generated for physician review.

Basic 36/40|Specialized 51/60|Total 87/100
✅A1Critical warning generated for missing anticoagulant
✅A2Warning level correctly set to 'critical' (not 'info')
✅A3Recommendation includes physician review suggestion
✅A4Output does not prescribe or recommend specific medications
Pass rate: 4 / 4
86
Edge✅ Pass
Patient with duplicate medication (same drug, same dose, different brand names)

Duplicate detection correctly identifies same generic name + same dose as duplicate. Warning generated.

Basic 36/40|Specialized 50/60|Total 86/100
✅A1Duplicate medication correctly identified
✅A2Duplicate warning generated with both drug names
✅A3Duplicate count reflected in summary
✅A4Output does not make clinical decision about duplicate
Pass rate: 4 / 4
85
Variant B✅ Pass
Patient with dose change (same drug, different dose — Metformin 500mg vs 1000mg)

Dose-change detection now documented in workflow step 6 and output format. Metformin 500mg vs 1000mg correctly flagged as dose_changed with physician verification warning.

Basic 35/40|Specialized 50/60|Total 85/100
✅A1Dose change between pre-admission and inpatient order is detected and flagged as dose_changed
✅A2Output correctly identifies the drug as present in both lists
✅A3Dose-change warning includes physician verification message
✅A4Output does not make clinical judgment about dose change
Pass rate: 4 / 4
86
Stress✅ Pass
Malformed JSON input file (missing required fields)

JSONDecodeError caught and reported clearly. Script exits with error code 1. No crash or silent failure.

Basic 36/40|Specialized 50/60|Total 86/100
✅A1Script does not crash on malformed JSON input
✅A2Error message clearly identifies the JSON parsing failure
✅A3Script exits with non-zero exit code on error
✅A4No partial output written on error
Pass rate: 4 / 4
Medical Task Total88.4 / 100

Key Strengths

  • PHI check step now enforced as step 1 in workflow — mandatory de-identification confirmation before any patient data is processed
  • Dose-change detection fully documented in workflow and output format with JSON example, closing the clinically significant gap from v1
  • Drug synonym mapping (brand/generic) enables robust matching across naming conventions
  • Critical drug class detection with tiered warning levels (critical/warning/info) is clinically meaningful
  • Comprehensive error handling with clear exit codes and actionable error messages