TCM Comprehensive Guide

Problem

When users ask about TCM, the hard part is often not finding text, but mixing classical formula cases, Daoist medical classics, and medicinal diet into one unsafe answer, or adding fixed dosages. tcm-comprehensive-guide separates three knowledge modules: clinical formulas for treatment reasoning, Daoist texts for theoretical context, and medicinal diet for dietary guidance. It is designed like an engineering pipeline: identify intent, audience, and domain, then retrieve, structure, and safety-check the response.

How It Works

• Classical formula cases: covers cases for sweating, insomnia, stomach pain, cough, vertigo, and depression, using Six Meridians, formula-pattern matching, and syndrome-based modification.
• Daoist medical texts: retrieves works such as Baopuzi, Qianjin Yaofang, and Zuowang Lun, with author, era, and key contribution notes.
• Medicinal diet: organizes recipes by spleen-strengthening, qi-regulating, blood-regulating, calming, tonifying, and wellness categories, with dosage form and target population.
  The workflow includes demand identification, knowledge retrieval, structured output, and safety review. For vague symptoms, it asks no more than two confirmation questions.

Boundaries

This skill is for study reference, literature lookup, and wellness knowledge organization. It does not replace licensed TCM diagnosis. It avoids fixed prescription dosages and flags consultation for herb compatibility, Western medicine interactions, or self-care cases.