@murphai/murph 1.3.0 → 1.3.1

package/node_modules/@murphai/assistant-engine/skills/general-eye-health/references/triage-and-contact-lenses.md

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-# Eye Symptom Triage and Contact-Lens Safety
-
-Use this reference for active symptoms, vision changes, contact-lens problems, injury, or chemical exposure. It routes care; it does not diagnose a cause.
-
-## Prerequisite First Aid
-
-Before assigning a care level, apply the first applicable rule below from top to bottom. The chemical and penetrating-injury rules override every later instruction.
-
-- For a suspected penetrating or high-velocity injury, embedded object, cut, or puncture, do not rinse, rub, press, or remove anything. Do not manipulate or remove a contact lens. Loosely protect the eye from pressure while emergency care is arranged.
-- For a corrosive, industrial, or unknown chemical exposure, start copious gentle irrigation with clean lukewarm water immediately and continue while emergency help is arranged. Remove contacts only if easy and without pausing or delaying irrigation. Do not delay to identify the chemical or try to neutralize it.
-- Otherwise, when a contact-lens wearer has unusual discomfort, pain, redness, light sensitivity, any new vision change, marked tearing, discharge, irritation, or a foreign-body sensation, remove the lens or lenses immediately and use current backup glasses.
-- Otherwise, if water contacts lenses, remove them as soon as possible. Discard daily disposables; for reusable lenses, follow the lens and solution instructions for cleaning and overnight disinfection. Never rinse or store lenses in any water or saliva.
-- Otherwise, for a known mild irritant or loose superficial particle, rinse gently with clean lukewarm water.
-
-## Decision Order
-
-Evaluate these outcomes from top to bottom, select exactly one, and stop at the first match. If the available facts do not support an outcome, use the final question outcome instead of guessing.
-
-### Emergency now
-
-Recommend emergency eye care or an emergency department now when any of these is present:
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-- Sudden partial or complete vision loss, even if transient; a new field defect, dark curtain, or shadow; new flashes of light; or a sudden increase in or many new floaters. Stable, longstanding occasional floaters do not meet this rule by themselves.
-- Sudden severe or intense eye pain, even before another feature is known, including with a red eye, blurred vision, halos, nausea, or vomiting.
-- A vision symptom with sudden facial droop, one-sided weakness or numbness, trouble speaking or understanding, severe unexplained headache, marked dizziness, or loss of balance. Call local emergency services and do not drive.
-- Penetrating or high-velocity injury, a visibly embedded object, a cut or puncture, uncontrolled bleeding, major blunt trauma with reduced vision, or an irregular pupil. Do not rub, press, rinse, or remove an embedded object. Loosely protect the eye from pressure and go now.
-- Corrosive, industrial, or unknown chemical exposure after prerequisite irrigation starts.
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-If vision is affected, tell the user not to drive. Do not make a red-flag user finish a questionnaire before acting.
-
-### Prompt same-day eye care
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-Recommend an optometrist or ophthalmologist immediately or the same day when any of these is present; use emergency care if symptoms are severe, vision-threatening, or rapidly worsening:
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-- A contact-lens wearer has pain; redness; light sensitivity; any new vision change; marked tearing; discharge; or irritation or a foreign-body sensation that persists or worsens after lens removal.
-- A painful red eye, new light sensitivity, intense redness, new distortion, sudden double vision without neurologic signs, or blur that does not clear with blinking or removal of surface discharge.
-- A significant direct blow or blunt impact to the eye, even when initial pain and vision seem normal; eye pain or reduced vision after any trauma; a foreign body that did not rinse free; or persistent symptoms after a mild irritant was thoroughly rinsed.
-- New eye symptoms after eye surgery, an eye injection, or another recent eye procedure; follow the treating team's urgent instructions.
-
-If an eye clinician is unreachable and symptoms are worsening or vision-threatening, use an urgent or emergency service with eye capability.
-
-### Arrange a prompt eye exam
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-Arrange the next available eye-care visit when symptoms are persistent, recurring, worsening, one-sided, function-limiting, present away from near work, or not improving after lens removal and basic work changes; when double vision or frequent blur is present; or when a headache is persistent, recurring, worsening, function-limiting, or present away from near work.
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-After emergency and same-day outcomes are excluded, choose this prompt-exam outcome for active symptoms in a user with diabetes, immune suppression, inflammatory disease, recent eye surgery or injection, or prescription eye medicines unless every condition in `Brief self-care trial is reasonable` is known to be met. A risk factor alone does not override that fully matched self-care pattern, but missing eligibility facts do not default to self-care.
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-### Brief self-care trial is reasonable
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-If no earlier outcome matches, self-care is reasonable for mild, gradual, bilateral tired, dry, burning, gritty, or intermittently blurry symptoms after sustained near work that improve with complete blinking, rest, or lens removal, with no pain, marked redness, light sensitivity, discharge, sudden or persistent vision change, new flashes, a sudden increase in or many new floaters, trauma, or chemical exposure. This may include a mild headache confined to near work that improves with rest. It is also reasonable for a known mild irritant or loose superficial particle that fully resolves after thorough rinsing, with normal vision and no pain or other warning feature. A contact-lens wearer with redness or a new vision change is not eligible for this pathway even when symptoms improve after blinking, rest, or lens removal. This is eligibility for a trial, not a diagnosis.
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-### Prevention action only
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-When no earlier outcome matches and there is no active eye symptom or warning feature after a contact-lens water exposure or hygiene mistake, give only the applicable prerequisite or prevention action and the symptoms that require re-entering the Decision Order. Do not invent a need for an eye exam.
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-### Arrange a routine eye exam
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-When no earlier outcome matches and there is no active eye symptom or warning feature, choose this outcome for an asymptomatic screening or routine-care question, or when known age, eye or medical risk, last-exam timing, or an established clinician schedule makes routine review relevant. Use those known inputs to state the timing, and use the evidence register only as evidence for this outcome. Do not ask another question when the known inputs already determine the routine guidance. If one missing input would change the timing, use `Ask one decision-changing question` instead. When elevated risk makes the interval individualized and no schedule is known, recommend the next available visit of the resolved type to establish one rather than inventing an interval.
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-### Ask one decision-changing question
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-When the available facts do not support any earlier outcome, ask at most one question whose answer would change the immediate action or care level. Give any time-sensitive Prerequisite First Aid before asking, and do not default to self-care.
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-## Exam Type Resolver
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-As part of selecting `Arrange a prompt eye exam` or `Arrange a routine eye exam`, resolve one booking type before handing off to computer-use. Use this order and stop at the first match:
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-1. Follow a known clinician-specified exam or visit type.
-2. For active symptom evaluation or known eye or medical risk that requires risk-based screening or clinician-directed follow-up, use a medical eye visit.
-3. For asymptomatic general vision or prevention without that risk or direction, use a routine comprehensive eye or vision exam.
-4. If the known facts do not establish one type, do not select an exam outcome yet; use `Ask one decision-changing question`.
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-For an active-symptom medical eye visit, mention current contact-lens wear in the booking reason but do not append a separate fit-review type. For the asymptomatic routine pathway, current contact-lens wear resolves to a routine comprehensive eye or vision exam with contact-lens evaluation as the single requested service. A past contact prescription by itself does not justify a contact-lens fitting for someone who no longer wears contacts. Do not select dilation or another procedure unless it is already directed.
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-## Contact-Lens Action Rules
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-- When a contact-lens wearer is assigned `Prompt same-day eye care`, the matching prerequisite removes the lenses; use current backup glasses and do not reinsert the lenses until an eye clinician says it is safe. Do not discard the lenses or case until asking whether the clinician wants them for evaluation; isolate them so they cannot be reused accidentally.
-- When the Decision Order assigns `Brief self-care trial is reasonable` for mild contact-lens dryness, do not wear the lenses again that day. Follow the prescribed replacement and wear schedule at the next wear window; if symptoms return, stop lens wear and apply the Decision Order again.
-- Never sleep in lenses unless the prescribing clinician specifically directed it. Remove lenses before showering, swimming, or using a hot tub.
-- Wash and thoroughly dry hands before handling lenses. Rub and rinse reusable lenses with the recommended disinfecting solution, use fresh solution every time, never top off, clean the case with solution, air-dry it face down with caps off, and replace it at least every three months.
-- Follow the prescribed lens brand, type, wear time, and replacement schedule. Never reuse daily disposables or substitute a brand, power, base curve, or diameter.
-- Use only drops specifically labeled or recommended for the current contacts. Pain, redness, discharge, light sensitivity, or vision change is not a "try more drops" situation.
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-## Do Not Advise
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-- Diagnosing infection, dry eye, corneal injury, glaucoma, retinal disease, or a prescription change from chat symptoms or a photo.
-- Changing lens power, intentionally under-correcting, substituting lens brands, or converting a contact prescription to glasses.
-- Leftover, borrowed, or unprescribed antibiotic, steroid, anesthetic, glaucoma, redness-relief, or other medicated drops.
-- Home remedies or nonsterile eye products, including saliva, homemade saline, honey, castor oil, silver, or unapproved color-changing drops.
-- Patching a contact-lens-related painful red eye or an injured eye, removing an embedded object, or waiting overnight on contact-lens pain with light sensitivity or vision change.
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-## Source Basis
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-- [CDC — Causes of Contact Lens-Related Eye Infections](https://www.cdc.gov/contact-lenses/causes/index.html)
-- [CDC — Preventing Eye Infections When Wearing Contacts](https://www.cdc.gov/contact-lenses/prevention/index.html)
-- [CDC — Healthy Habits for Keeping Water Away from Contact Lenses](https://www.cdc.gov/contact-lenses/about/healthy-habits-keeping-water-away-from-contact-lenses.html)
-- [National Eye Institute — Contact Lenses](https://www.nei.nih.gov/eye-health-information/healthy-vision/contact-lenses)
-- [National Eye Institute — Retinal Detachment](https://www.nei.nih.gov/eye-health-information/eye-conditions-and-diseases/retinal-detachment)
-- [National Eye Institute — Types of Glaucoma](https://www.nei.nih.gov/eye-health-information/eye-conditions-and-diseases/glaucoma/types-glaucoma)
-- [CDC — Signs and Symptoms of Stroke](https://www.cdc.gov/stroke/signs-symptoms/index.html)
-- [MedlinePlus — Eye Emergencies](https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/000054.htm)
-- [MedlinePlus — Eye Pain](https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/003032.htm)
-- [FDA — What You Should Know about Eye Drops](https://www.fda.gov/drugs/buying-using-medicine-safely/what-you-should-know-about-eye-drops)

package/node_modules/@murphai/assistant-engine/skills/recovery-modalities/SKILL.md

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----
-name: recovery-modalities
-description: Use for sauna cold plunge contrast therapy compression massage foam rolling percussion guns stretching and recovery modality tradeoff questions.
----
-
-# Recovery Modalities
-
-Use this as Murph operating guidance, not as a consumer article. Ground the answer in the current conversation, vault context, and wearable data before recommending. Ask at most one missing question when the answer would materially change the next step.
-
-## Owns
-
-- Sauna, hot exposure, cold plunge, cold showers, contrast therapy, compression garments/boots, massage, percussion guns, foam rolling, and recovery modality tradeoffs.
-- Choosing a modality based on goal: soreness relief, relaxation, range of motion, sleep support, heat acclimation, or short-term symptom relief.
-- Honest framing that many modalities improve perceived recovery more reliably than wearable recovery scores or training adaptation.
-
-## Hand Off
-
-- Use red-light-therapy for red/NIR photobiomodulation dose, duration, distance, wavelengths, device irradiance, Bestqool lamps, or PBM experiment setup.
-- This skill does not own PBM device-dose math.
-- Use physical-therapy for pain, injury, weakness, numbness, loss of function, or rehab exercise selection.
-- Use sleep-improvement, hrv-resting-heart-rate, aerobic-fitness, or strength-training when those are the actual owner.
-- Route cardiovascular disease, pregnancy, fainting risk, uncontrolled blood pressure, wound/skin issues, neuropathy, or medical-device questions to clinician support before heat/cold/compression.
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-## Data First
-
-- Check the user's goal, recent training, soreness, sleep, HR/RHR/HRV, illness, heat exposure, injury status, and contraindications.
-- Ask whether the modality is meant to improve performance, soreness, relaxation, sleep, or a wearable score; those are different claims.
-- Check timing relative to strength/hypertrophy training before recommending cold immersion.
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-## If Context Is Thin
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-Ask: "What are you trying to get from it: less soreness, better sleep/relaxation, better next-session performance, or a higher recovery score?"
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-## Practical Levers
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-- Sauna/heat: useful for relaxation and heat acclimation; start conservative, hydrate, and avoid stacking with alcohol or illness.
-- Cold immersion: can reduce soreness and perceived fatigue, but frequent immediate post-lift cold may blunt hypertrophy/adaptation goals.
-- Compression/massage/foam rolling: mainly short-term soreness, comfort, and range-of-motion support; do not promise faster tissue repair.
-- Contrast therapy: use when the user likes it and risk is low; evidence is not magic compared with sleep, nutrition, and load management.
-- The biggest recovery levers remain sleep, food, load management, and time.
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-## Interpretation Rules
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-- A better recovery score after a modality does not prove better adaptation.
-- Soreness relief and readiness to train are related but not identical.
-- Perceived relaxation can matter even when HRV does not move.
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-## Safety Boundaries
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-- Stop heat/cold exposure for dizziness, chest pain, faintness, confusion, numbness that does not resolve, burns, or severe discomfort.
-- Avoid aggressive heat/cold during acute illness, dehydration, heavy alcohol use, or after a hard session when the user already feels unstable.
-
-## Answer Shape
-
-- Classify the modality by expected outcome: strong practical use, modest symptom relief, uncertain, or not worth it for the stated goal.
-- Give a conservative starting protocol only when safety context is adequate.
-- If the user is chasing a wearable score, redirect to the underlying behavior that actually moves recovery.

package/node_modules/@murphai/assistant-engine/skills/red-light-therapy/SKILL.md

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----
-name: red-light-therapy
-description: Use for red light therapy or photobiomodulation questions, including dose, duration, distance, wavelengths, device irradiance, Bestqool lamps, safety boundaries, and Health Commons PBM experiment setup.
----
-
-# Red light therapy
-
-## Goal
-
-Help the user make a safe, evidence-bounded red light therapy decision without pretending consumer devices or third-party research summaries are more precise than they are.
-
-## Core stance
-
-- Health Commons is the durable source of truth. This skill is the agent playbook, not the research database.
-- External research lists are discovery aids only. Do not treat third-party summaries as verified Murph claims unless the study has been promoted into Health Commons source pages.
-- Prefer existing Health Commons evidence before inventing advice. Use `vault-cli commons protocol explore "red light therapy" --format json` when protocol context would improve the answer, then show the exact protocol with `vault-cli commons protocol show <key-or-route> --format json`.
-- Help first. When the user wants practical guidance for using a lamp, answer the setup, missing device data, dosing math, safety, and stop-condition questions directly. Do not force an experiment frame or make protocol setup the main answer.
-- Existing same-family public protocols matter even when the user's device, dose, metric, or schedule differs. If the user wants to track whether it works, compose with `experiment-onboarding` after this skill resolves setup and safety basics.
-- Treat consumer device specs as setup inputs with provenance. A manufacturer irradiance claim can support a labeled duration estimate, not a clinical dose claim, and current official pages or user manuals win over seed data.
-- Do not add a red-light-specific CLI, store, score, or device primitive from this skill. Use current Health Commons protocol lookup and ordinary calculation.
-
-## Advisor flow
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-Classify the user's goal before giving protocol advice:
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-- `skin_photoaging`: skin texture, wrinkles, face/periocular masks, collagen/photoaging. Prefer the Health Commons skin photobiomodulation protocol and keep claims skin-specific.
-- `localized_pain_recovery`: back, neck, joint, muscle soreness, injuries, return-to-play. Treat evidence as adjacent unless Health Commons has a direct matched protocol/source; screen for medical red flags.
-- `whole_body_recovery_sleep`: whole-body panels, sleep quality, HRV/RHR, fatigue, recovery, general wellness. Use bounded experiment framing and avoid systemic benefit promises.
-- `ambient_red_light_sleep`: red bulbs, night lights, sauna/chromotherapy light, or circadian lighting. Treat as a light-environment/sleep question, not PBM dose math.
-- `brain_mood_cognition`: transcranial, intranasal, mood, TBI, dementia, focus, memory. Keep educational and clinician-guided unless a verified protocol directly matches.
-- `hair_scalp`: hair loss or scalp devices. Ask for diagnosis and scalp-specific device evidence; do not borrow skin or whole-body dosing.
-- `wound_or_medical_skin`: wounds, burns, ulcers, active rash, infection, psoriasis, eczema, scars, keloids. Default to safety triage and clinician guidance.
-- `device_selection_or_comparison`: buying, choosing, or comparing devices. Ask use case, body area, contact-versus-panel format, exact model, official manual/irradiance chart, eye protection, return policy, and safety certifications. Do not rank products from affiliate/review claims.
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-Use evidence-fit language in answers:
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-- `direct_protocol`: close Health Commons protocol/source match.
-- `adjacent_human`: relevant human PBM literature, but different device, body site, dose, or population.
-- `safety_or_context`: useful for boundaries, not benefit claims.
-- `intake_only`: PubMed/source discovery exists but has not been extracted into dosing or efficacy guidance.
-- `unknown`: no usable Murph evidence yet.
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-## Intake
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-Ask only decision-changing gaps. The most useful missing items are:
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-- Goal or target: skin/photoaging, pain/recovery, sleep/circadian, hair, general wellness, or a specific condition.
-- Device brand/model, form factor, wavelengths, and active mode or intensity level: red only, NIR only, combined, pulsed, or named setting.
-- Irradiance at the user's actual treatment distance or contact setting, in `mW/cm2`, with source/provenance.
-- Planned distance from skin, whether the device is contact/on-skin or free-standing, exposed body area, and front-only versus front-and-back exposure.
-- Target dose from a verified protocol/source, in `J/cm2`, or a verified protocol session duration when no matched dose target exists.
-- Frequency and timing constraints, including whether sessions happen near bedtime, after exercise, around heat/sauna/cold exposure, or near skincare actives/procedures.
-- Safety flags: eye exposure, photosensitizing medication/supplement/topical, active cancer treatment, pregnancy, seizure/photosensitivity history, suspicious lesions, burns, neuropathy or reduced sensation, impaired circulation, darker-skin hyperpigmentation concerns, and heat intolerance.
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-If the user asks "how long should I do it?" and gives no device details, ask for the exact device model, goal/body area, intended distance or contact setting, and either a manufacturer/measured irradiance value at that setup. Do not ask for every item above before giving a useful next step.
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-Before calculating duration, make sure the answer has:
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-- goal or target use case;
-- device brand and exact model;
-- device form factor and active mode or intensity level;
-- wavelengths;
-- irradiance at the planned distance or contact setting in `mW/cm2`;
-- planned skin distance or confirmed surface/contact geometry;
-- target dose in `J/cm2` from a verified protocol or source, with a matching tissue/site context.
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-If any of those are missing, say what is missing and give the next practical step. If the irradiance distance, contact setting, active mode, or target tissue does not match the user's setup, do not calculate as if it matched.
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-## Dose math
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-Use this formula when dose and irradiance are both area-normalized:
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-```text
-seconds = target dose J/cm2 * 1000 / irradiance mW/cm2
-minutes = seconds / 60
-```
-
-This estimates incident skin-surface fluence, not absorbed dose in deeper tissue. For a dose range, calculate both endpoints. Example: `12 J/cm2` at `109 mW/cm2` is about `110 seconds`, or about `2 minutes`.
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-Use dose math only when:
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-- the dose is in `J/cm2`;
-- irradiance is in `mW/cm2`;
-- the irradiance reading matches the user's distance or contact setting;
-- the reading matches the active channel/mode being used, especially when a panel reports combined red+NIR irradiance but the source dose is wavelength- or channel-specific;
-- the target tissue and source context are close enough to the user's goal.
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-If the irradiance comes from a manufacturer claim, label the output as a manufacturer-claim duration estimate and round to practical precision, such as the nearest `15-30 seconds`, rather than implying lab-grade certainty.
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-If a product page also lists "dose after 30 min", sanity check it with `expected J/cm2 = irradiance mW/cm2 * 1800 / 1000`. If the page's dose line conflicts with the irradiance line, do not average them or combine them; mention the conflict and ask for the manual, irradiance chart, or current official page value.
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-Do not calculate from watts, number of LEDs, total joules, "50 J" or "80 J" treatment goals without exposed area, marketing coverage area, battery power, "clinical strength", or a reading measured at a different distance. Do not use inverse-square extrapolation for panels unless a verified measurement chart supports it.
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-## Device handling
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-Ask "what device do you have?" early when dosing depends on duration. Then:
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-- If the user gives a Bestqool model, first check the skill-local `device-seeds.json` next to this file. Treat it as manufacturer-claim seed data, not verified Health Commons evidence.
-- Use the seed only for the exact model alias, device class, active mode, and distance/contact setting shown. Do not assume similarly named models are interchangeable, such as `BQ60` versus `BQ60Pro` or `Pro100` versus `Pro200`.
-- Match the seed reading's `activeModeLabel` before duration math. If the user is using red-only, NIR-only, pulsed, a lower intensity, or another named mode and no matching reading exists, say the seed cannot support a duration calculation for that mode.
-- If the seed says `deviceClass: panel`, use the listed reading only at the listed panel distance and active-mode scope.
-- If the seed says `deviceClass: contact_wrap` or `contact_mat`, treat the reading as a surface/contact reading tied to the listed intensity label. Do not convert it to a panel distance or reuse it for a different intensity setting.
-- If the user has the device's irradiance chart, use the row for their actual distance, surface setting, or mode.
-- If the user only has a model name, ask for the intended distance/contact setting and offer to check the official manufacturer page when browser/computer-use is available.
-- If browser/computer-use is available and the user asks Murph to check the device online, use the browser workflow and treat product-page specs as manufacturer claims.
-- If official specs are internally inconsistent, surface the mismatch and avoid dose math until the user supplies a manual/chart or a current page resolves it.
-- If no current spec is available, give a range only as an example and clearly label it as not device-specific.
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-The seed file intentionally stores current official model-page values and caveats in JSON rather than prose. As of 2026-06-30, it includes Bestqool `BQ40`, `BQ60`, `BQ60Pro`, `BQ150`, `Pro100`, `Pro200`, `Pro300`, and `Redot S/M/L` manufacturer-claim examples. Use those only when the user is actually using that model with the listed distance, contact/intensity setting, and `activeModeLabel`. The listed panel readings are manufacturer-listed combined/all-wavelength output claims with no channel split; they cannot support red-only or NIR-only duration estimates. Do not treat this skill as a broad device catalog; prefer the current official product page or a user-provided manual/irradiance chart.
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-Common brands worth checking by official model page when the user gives a device name: Hooga, Mito Red Light, Joovv, PlatinumLED BioMax, Red Light Man, Bon Charge, Omnilux, CurrentBody, Solawave, LightStim, HigherDOSE, Lumebox, Celluma, Kineon, and Therabody. Prefer official pages or user-provided manuals/irradiance charts over retailer listings, reviews, or blogs.
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-## Answer shape
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-For dosing answers, keep the response compact:
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-1. State the assumption, missing value, or provenance, including whether the value is a manufacturer claim.
-2. Give the calculation when valid.
-3. Give a conservative starting suggestion when appropriate, such as starting at the low end of a verified range and watching skin/eye/heat tolerance.
-4. Name what would change the answer: goal, wavelength, dose target, distance/contact setting, device irradiance, body area, active mode, or safety flags.
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-Do not bury the user in study lists. If evidence matters, summarize the fit: direct protocol evidence, adjacent human evidence, safety/context evidence, intake-only evidence, or unknown. Mention exact PubMed details only when Health Commons source/protocol output provides them or the user asks.
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-Do not echo manufacturer disease, hormone, fat-loss, sleep, or recovery claims as Murph claims unless Health Commons evidence directly supports that specific claim for the user's context. FDA-cleared or certification language is not proof that a device is effective for the user's goal.
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-## Safety boundaries
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-- Eye exposure needs explicit caution. Do not recommend looking into panels, using NIR near the face without eye protection, or treating eyes without clinician guidance and eye-specific protocol evidence.
-- Do not give disease-treatment instructions for cancer, eye disease, neuropathy, inflammatory disease, wound care, pregnancy, or medication-sensitive contexts. Suggest clinician guidance and keep any self-experiment low-risk and reversible.
-- Stop or reduce exposure for burns, unusual pain, headache, eye symptoms, afterimages that do not promptly resolve, marked skin irritation, dizziness, worsening sleep, agitation, mood changes, or worsening symptoms.
-- Heat is not the therapeutic dose. A warm panel, wrap, belt, or mat can still overdose skin if the session is too long or too close.
-- Contact wraps and mats add heat, pressure, sweat, and unattended-use risk. Do not suggest sleeping with an active device, stacking heat sources, or running repeated cycles unattended unless the official manual explicitly supports that use and safety flags are absent.
-- More is not automatically better; PBM can be biphasic, so higher dose or longer sessions can be less useful or more irritating.
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-Use stronger caution for: eye exposure, photosensitizing medication, supplements, or topicals; active cancer treatment; suspicious skin lesions; pregnancy; seizure/photosensitivity history; neurologic disease; head injury; active mood disorder or bipolar-spectrum history; neuropathy; reduced sensation; impaired circulation; darker-skin hyperpigmentation concerns; heat intolerance; open wounds; infection concerns; burns; ulcers; tattoos or irritated skin in the treatment area; or rapidly worsening skin conditions.
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-## Experiment handoff
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-Experiment setup is optional. If the user just wants help using a lamp today, answer the setup/dosing/safety question and stop. If the user wants Murph to track whether red light therapy works for them, first resolve the best Health Commons protocol family:
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-- skin/photoaging: look for the skin photobiomodulation protocol;
-- whole-body recovery, sleep, HRV/RHR, or general wellness: look for the whole-body photobiomodulation protocol;
-- sleep timing/light environment rather than panel exposure: look for evening light reduction protocols instead.
-
-Then read and follow `$MURPH_ASSISTANT_SKILLS_ROOT/experiment-onboarding/SKILL.md`. Preserve public protocol lineage and store user-specific device, distance/contact setting, dose, timing, safety answers, outcomes, and device-spec provenance such as source URL, checked date, model alias, active mode, and manufacturer-claim caveats as setup answers or typed experiment fields.

package/node_modules/@murphai/assistant-engine/skills/red-light-therapy/device-seeds.json

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-{
-  "schemaVersion": "murph.assistant.skill.red-light-device-seeds.v1",
-  "updatedDate": "2026-06-30",
-  "sourcePolicy": [
-    "Use these entries as skill-local manufacturer-claim examples, not as verified Health Commons evidence.",
-    "Prefer the user's manual, device irradiance chart, or current official manufacturer page over this file.",
-    "Use a listed irradiance only when the user's exact model, device class, active mode, and treatment distance or contact setting match the reading.",
-    "Match activeModeLabel before using any irradiance reading for duration math.",
-    "When distanceCm is 0, the reading is a surface/contact reading tied to the listed intensity label, not a panel-distance reading.",
-    "Do not extrapolate to other distances, intensity levels, active modes, or device classes from these entries.",
-    "Do not reuse manufacturer disease, hormone, fat-loss, sleep, or recovery claims as Murph evidence."
-  ],
-  "devices": [
-    {
-      "brand": "Bestqool",
-      "model": "BQ40",
-      "deviceClass": "panel",
-      "aliases": ["Bestqool BQ40", "BQ40", "Portable Red Light Therapy BQ40"],
-      "wavelengthsNm": [660, 850],
-      "irradianceReadings": [
-        {
-          "distanceCm": 7.62,
-          "distanceLabel": "3 in",
-          "irradianceMwPerCm2": 70,
-          "sourceType": "manufacturer_claim",
-          "sourceLabel": "Bestqool BQ40 official product page, checked 2026-06-30",
-          "sourceUrl": "https://www.bestqool.com/products/portable-red-light-therapy-device-bq40",
-          "activeModeLabel": "manufacturer-listed combined 660/850 nm output; channel split not published",
-          "measurementContext": "Panel reading at 3 in; source page also states 126 J/cm2 after 30 min at 3 in."
-        }
-      ],
-      "notes": [
-        "Small targeted panel. Verify current manufacturer specs before making device-specific recommendations."
-      ]
-    },
-    {
-      "brand": "Bestqool",
-      "model": "BQ60",
-      "deviceClass": "panel",
-      "aliases": ["Bestqool BQ60", "BQ60", "Red Light Therapy BQ60"],
-      "wavelengthsNm": [660, 850],
-      "irradianceReadings": [
-        {
-          "distanceCm": 7.62,
-          "distanceLabel": "3 in",
-          "irradianceMwPerCm2": 95.6,
-          "sourceType": "manufacturer_claim",
-          "sourceLabel": "Bestqool BQ60 official product page, checked 2026-06-30",
-          "sourceUrl": "https://www.bestqool.com/products/red-light-therapy-bq60",
-          "activeModeLabel": "manufacturer-listed combined 660/850 nm output; channel split not published",
-          "measurementContext": "Panel reading at 3 in; source page also states 172.1 J/cm2 after 30 min at 3 in."
-        }
-      ],
-      "notes": [
-        "Do not confuse with BQ60Pro; BQ60 is the 660/850 nm base model."
-      ]
-    },
-    {
-      "brand": "Bestqool",
-      "model": "BQ60Pro",
-      "deviceClass": "panel",
-      "aliases": ["Bestqool BQ60Pro", "BQ60Pro", "6 Wavelength BQ60Pro", "Bestqool BQ60 Pro"],
-      "wavelengthsNm": [630, 660, 680, 810, 850, 940],
-      "irradianceReadings": [
-        {
-          "distanceCm": 7.62,
-          "distanceLabel": "3 in",
-          "irradianceMwPerCm2": 96.1,
-          "sourceType": "manufacturer_claim",
-          "sourceLabel": "Bestqool BQ60Pro official product page, checked 2026-06-30",
-          "sourceUrl": "https://www.bestqool.com/products/red-light-therapy-bq-60-pro",
-          "activeModeLabel": "manufacturer-listed combined all-wavelength output; channel split not published",
-          "measurementContext": "Clamp-style panel reading at 3 in."
-        }
-      ],
-      "notes": [
-        "Clamp geometry can vary substantially; confirm the actual skin distance before calculating duration."
-      ]
-    },
-    {
-      "brand": "Bestqool",
-      "model": "BQ150",
-      "deviceClass": "panel",
-      "aliases": ["Bestqool BQ150", "BQ150", "4 Wavelength Red Light Therapy BQ150"],
-      "wavelengthsNm": [630, 660, 850, 940],
-      "irradianceReadings": [
-        {
-          "distanceCm": 7.62,
-          "distanceLabel": "3 in",
-          "irradianceMwPerCm2": 96.2,
-          "sourceType": "manufacturer_claim",
-          "sourceLabel": "Bestqool BQ150 official product page, checked 2026-06-30",
-          "sourceUrl": "https://www.bestqool.com/products/4-wavelengths-half-body-red-light-therapy-bq150",
-          "activeModeLabel": "manufacturer-listed combined all-wavelength output; channel split not published",
-          "measurementContext": "Panel reading at 3 in."
-        }
-      ],
-      "notes": [
-        "Official page gives broad 6 in usage-time guidance but this seed has no matched 6 in irradiance row; do not calculate a 6 in dose from the 3 in value."
-      ]
-    },
-    {
-      "brand": "Bestqool",
-      "model": "Pro100",
-      "deviceClass": "panel",
-      "aliases": ["Bestqool Pro100", "Pro100", "Bestqool red light therapy Pro100"],
-      "wavelengthsNm": [630, 660, 850, 940],
-      "irradianceReadings": [
-        {
-          "distanceCm": 7.62,
-          "distanceLabel": "3 in",
-          "irradianceMwPerCm2": 109,
-          "sourceType": "manufacturer_claim",
-          "sourceLabel": "Bestqool Pro100 official product page, checked 2026-06-30",
-          "sourceUrl": "https://www.bestqool.com/products/red-light-therapy-pro100",
-          "activeModeLabel": "manufacturer-listed combined all-wavelength output; channel split not published",
-          "measurementContext": "Panel reading at 3 in. The same page also lists 217.8 J/cm2 after 30 min at 3 in, which does not match 109 mW/cm2 over 30 min."
-        }
-      ],
-      "notes": [
-        "Do not infer other distances without a matching irradiance chart.",
-        "Because the official page's dose-after-30-min row conflicts with the irradiance row, recheck the manual or current official page before making a device-specific dosing recommendation."
-      ]
-    },
-    {
-      "brand": "Bestqool",
-      "model": "Pro200",
-      "deviceClass": "panel",
-      "aliases": ["Bestqool Pro200", "Pro200", "Bestqool red light therapy Pro200"],
-      "wavelengthsNm": [630, 660, 850, 940],
-      "irradianceReadings": [
-        {
-          "distanceCm": 7.62,
-          "distanceLabel": "3 in",
-          "irradianceMwPerCm2": 111,
-          "sourceType": "manufacturer_claim",
-          "sourceLabel": "Bestqool Pro200 official product page, checked 2026-06-30",
-          "sourceUrl": "https://www.bestqool.com/products/full-body-red-light-therapy-pro200",
-          "activeModeLabel": "manufacturer-listed combined all-wavelength output; channel split not published",
-          "measurementContext": "Panel reading at 3 in."
-        }
-      ],
-      "notes": [
-        "Panel geometry and front-only versus front-and-back exposure still need user setup confirmation."
-      ]
-    },
-    {
-      "brand": "Bestqool",
-      "model": "Pro300",
-      "deviceClass": "panel",
-      "aliases": ["Bestqool Pro300", "Pro300", "Bestqool red light therapy Pro300"],
-      "wavelengthsNm": [630, 660, 850, 940],
-      "irradianceReadings": [
-        {
-          "distanceCm": 7.62,
-          "distanceLabel": "3 in",
-          "irradianceMwPerCm2": 106,
-          "sourceType": "manufacturer_claim",
-          "sourceLabel": "Bestqool Pro300 official product page, checked 2026-06-30",
-          "sourceUrl": "https://www.bestqool.com/products/full-body-red-light-therapy-pro300",
-          "activeModeLabel": "manufacturer-listed combined all-wavelength output; channel split not published",
-          "measurementContext": "Panel reading at 3 in; source page also states 190.8 J/cm2 after 30 min at 3 in."
-        }
-      ],
-      "notes": [
-        "Panel geometry, body coverage, and front-only versus front-and-back exposure still need user setup confirmation."
-      ]
-    },
-    {
-      "brand": "Bestqool",
-      "model": "Redot S",
-      "deviceClass": "contact_wrap",
-      "aliases": ["Bestqool Redot S", "Redot S", "Bestqool Red Light Therapy Belt", "Red Light Therapy Belt - Redot S"],
-      "wavelengthsNm": [660, 850],
-      "irradianceReadings": [
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-          "distanceCm": 0,
-          "distanceLabel": "surface (L4)",
-          "irradianceMwPerCm2": 72.6,
-          "sourceType": "manufacturer_claim",
-          "sourceLabel": "Bestqool Redot S official product page, checked 2026-06-30",
-          "sourceUrl": "https://www.bestqool.com/products/red-light-therapy-belt",
-          "activeModeLabel": "surface L4 combined red+NIR intensity",
-          "measurementContext": "Surface/contact reading at intensity level L4."
-        }
-      ],
-      "notes": [
-        "Surface/contact reading is not interchangeable with a panel-distance reading.",
-        "Manufacturer page gives 50 J and 80 J treatment goals without area-normalized dose context; do not convert those into J/cm2 without the manual or a verified chart.",
-        "Watch heat, pressure, sweat, and unattended-use risk for contact devices."
-      ]
-    },
-    {
-      "brand": "Bestqool",
-      "model": "Redot M",
-      "deviceClass": "contact_wrap",
-      "aliases": ["Bestqool Redot M", "Redot M", "Bestqool Red Light Therapy Wrap", "Red Light Therapy Wrap - Redot M"],
-      "wavelengthsNm": [660, 850],
-      "irradianceReadings": [
-        {
-          "distanceCm": 0,
-          "distanceLabel": "surface (P5)",
-          "irradianceMwPerCm2": 59.8,
-          "sourceType": "manufacturer_claim",
-          "sourceLabel": "Bestqool Redot M official product page, checked 2026-06-30",
-          "sourceUrl": "https://www.bestqool.com/products/red-light-therapy-belt-medium",
-          "activeModeLabel": "surface P5 combined red+NIR intensity",
-          "measurementContext": "Surface/contact reading at intensity level P5."
-        }
-      ],
-      "notes": [
-        "Surface/contact reading is not interchangeable with a panel-distance reading.",
-        "Do not reuse this reading for lower intensity levels without a matched chart.",
-        "Watch heat, pressure, sweat, and unattended-use risk for contact devices."
-      ]
-    },
-    {
-      "brand": "Bestqool",
-      "model": "Redot L",
-      "deviceClass": "contact_mat",
-      "aliases": ["Bestqool Redot L", "Redot L", "Bestqool Red Light Therapy Mat", "Red Light Therapy Mat - Redot L"],
-      "wavelengthsNm": [660, 850],
-      "irradianceReadings": [
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-          "distanceCm": 0,
-          "distanceLabel": "surface (P5)",
-          "irradianceMwPerCm2": 56,
-          "sourceType": "manufacturer_claim",
-          "sourceLabel": "Bestqool Redot L official product page, checked 2026-06-30",
-          "sourceUrl": "https://www.bestqool.com/products/red-light-therapy-mat-yoga-pad",
-          "activeModeLabel": "surface P5 combined red+NIR intensity",
-          "measurementContext": "Surface/contact reading at intensity level P5."
-        }
-      ],
-      "notes": [
-        "Surface/contact reading is not interchangeable with a panel-distance reading.",
-        "Do not reuse this reading for lower intensity levels without a matched chart.",
-        "Do not suggest sleeping with the active mat or running repeated cycles unattended unless the current manual explicitly supports that use and safety flags are absent."
-      ]
-    }
-  ],
-  "brandsToCheckByOfficialModelPage": [
-    "Hooga",
-    "Mito Red Light",
-    "Joovv",
-    "PlatinumLED BioMax",
-    "Red Light Man",
-    "Bon Charge",
-    "Omnilux",
-    "CurrentBody",
-    "Solawave",
-    "LightStim",
-    "HigherDOSE",
-    "Lumebox",
-    "Celluma",
-    "Kineon",
-    "Therabody"
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package/node_modules/@murphai/inboxd/dist/connectors/email/connector.d.ts

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-import type { PollConnector } from "../types.ts";
-import type { AgentmailMessageLike, AgentmailThreadLike } from "./types.ts";
-export interface AgentmailFetchResponse {
-    arrayBuffer(): Promise<ArrayBuffer>;
-    json(): Promise<unknown>;
-    ok: boolean;
-    status: number;
-    text(): Promise<string>;
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-export type AgentmailFetch = (input: string, init: {
-    body?: string;
-    headers?: Record<string, string>;
-    method: string;
-    signal?: AbortSignal;
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-export interface AgentmailPollDriver {
-    inboxId: string;
-    listUnreadMessages(input?: {
-        limit?: number;
-        signal?: AbortSignal;
-    }): Promise<AgentmailMessageLike[]>;
-    getMessage?(input: {
-        messageId: string;
-        signal?: AbortSignal;
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-    markProcessed(input: {
-        messageId: string;
-        signal?: AbortSignal;
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-    downloadAttachment(input: {
-        attachmentId: string;
-        messageId: string;
-        signal?: AbortSignal;
-    }): Promise<Uint8Array | null>;
-    getThread?(input: {
-        threadId: string;
-        signal?: AbortSignal;
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-    apiKey: string;
-    inboxId: string;
-    baseUrl?: string;
-    fetchImplementation?: AgentmailFetch;
-}
-export interface EmailConnectorOptions {
-    driver: AgentmailPollDriver;
-    id?: string;
-    source?: string;
-    accountId?: string | null;
-    accountAddress?: string | null;
-    backfillLimit?: number;
-    pollIntervalMs?: number;
-}
-export declare function createAgentmailApiPollDriver({ apiKey, inboxId, baseUrl, fetchImplementation, }: CreateAgentmailApiPollDriverInput): AgentmailPollDriver;
-export declare function createEmailPollConnector({ driver, id, source, accountId, accountAddress, backfillLimit, pollIntervalMs, }: EmailConnectorOptions): PollConnector;
-//# sourceMappingURL=connector.d.ts.map

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