@sequoiaport/codes 0.1.0-beta.1 → 0.1.0-beta.3

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  1. package/AGENT_PROMPT.md +44 -78
  2. package/README.md +7 -7
  3. package/package.json +9 -1
package/AGENT_PROMPT.md CHANGED
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  ## CRITICAL: Take things one step at a time
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- Do NOT try to do everything at once. Complete **Setup** fully before moving on to **Usage**.
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+ Do NOT try to do everything at once. Complete each step in **Setup** fully before moving on to the next.
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  ## Domain Guide — READ THIS CAREFULLY
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  # Setup
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- Complete both steps below before making any API queries.
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+ Complete all steps below in order before making any API queries.
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  ## Step 1: Get an API key
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- **Before doing anything else**, check if the `SEQUOIA_CODES_API_KEY` environment variable is already set. If it is, you already have a key — skip the rest of this step and go directly to Step 2.
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- **Only if no key is found**, ask the user:
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+ **Before doing anything else**, ask the user:
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  > "Do you already have a SequoiaCodex API key, or would you like me to generate one for you?"
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  **Store this key securely — it is only returned once.** The session expires after 10 minutes.
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- ## Step 2: Read the documentation
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+ Display the full key to the user in this format:
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- Now that you have a key, read the docs at https://github.com/Sequoia-Port/codes to understand the available endpoints, parameters, and response formats. Do NOT guess at endpoints or parameters — always consult the docs first.
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+ ```
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+ SEQUOIA_CODES_API_KEY=sk_live_seq_abc123... (show the whole key)
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+ ```
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- **Once you have reviewed the docs, you are ready to move on to Usage.**
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+ Show the **complete key** — this is the only time it will ever be returned, so the user must be able to copy it.
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+ ## Step 2: Determine your environment
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- # Usage
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+ After you have the API key, figure out what kind of environment you are running in. This determines how you integrate.
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- You must have an API key and have read the documentation before proceeding.
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+ ### Option A: You are in a user's codebase
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- ## Making API requests
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+ You can tell if you're in a codebase if there is a `package.json`, project files, a git repo, etc.
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- Use **api.sequoiacodes.com** for ALL data queries. Run queries using `curl` via a shell/bash tool.
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+ Ask the user:
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- ```
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- Base URL: https://api.sequoiacodes.com
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- Auth header: Authorization: Bearer {api_key}
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- Method: GET for all endpoints
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- URL pattern: /v1/{system}/{action}?{params}
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- ```
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+ > "Would you like me to set up the SequoiaCodex SDK in your project? I'll install the package and configure it with your API key."
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- ### Available Endpoints
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- | System | Action | Params |
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- | icd10 | searchCode | query, limit?, billingOnly? |
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- | icd10 | identifyCode | code |
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- | icd10 | getChapters | (none) |
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- | cpt | searchCode | query, limit? |
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- | cpt | identifyCode | code |
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- | cpt | getCost | code |
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- | cpt | linkIcd10 | code |
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- | hcpcs | searchCode | query, limit? |
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- | hcpcs | identifyCode | code |
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- | hcpcs | getCost | code |
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- | snomed | searchCode | query, limit? |
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- | snomed | identifyCode | code |
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- | rxnorm | searchCode | query, limit? |
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- | rxnorm | identifyCode | type (ndc or rxcui), code |
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- | rxnorm | getIngredients | rxcui |
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- | loinc | searchCode | query, limit? |
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- | loinc | identifyCode | code |
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- | loinc | getPanelMembers | code |
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- | lcd | searchGuidelines | query, limit? |
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- | lcd | identifyGuideline | id |
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- | ncd | searchGuidelines | query, limit? |
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- | ncd | identifyGuideline | id?, section? |
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- | clinical | checkCoverage | (see /v1/clinical/getMetadata) |
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- | clinical | getProceduresForDiagnosis | (see /v1/clinical/getMetadata) |
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- | clinical | getMetadata | (none) |
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- All search endpoints accept `query` (string) and optional `limit` (1–200).
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- Use `searchCode` to find codes by description. Use `identifyCode` to look up a specific code.
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- ### Example
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+ - **If they agree**: Run `npm install @sequoiaport/codes` (or the appropriate package manager), then add `SEQUOIA_CODES_API_KEY` to the project's `.env` or `.env.local` file. Then proceed to Step 3.
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+ - **If they decline**: Keep the key in memory for the current session and proceed to Step 3.
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+ ### Option B: You are an agent in your own sandbox/environment
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- "query": "hypertension",
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- "results": [
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- "code": "I10",
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- "short_description": "Essential (primary) hypertension",
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- "long_description": "Essential (primary) hypertension",
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+ 1. Run `npx skills add sequoia-port/codes` to download the skills and MCP server configuration.
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+ 2. Read the downloaded skill files for MCP setup instructions.
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+ 3. Configure the MCP server with the API key so you have native tool access.
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+ 4. Once the MCP server is running, you now have direct tool access — proceed to Step 3.
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+ ## Step 3: Read the documentation
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+ **https://github.com/Sequoia-Port/codes**
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package/README.md CHANGED
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  ```bash
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- npx skills add @sequoiaport/codes/icd10-codes
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- npx skills add @sequoiaport/codes/cpt-codes
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- npx skills add @sequoiaport/codes/snomed-codes
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- npx skills add @sequoiaport/codes/hcpcs-codes
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- npx skills add @sequoiaport/codes/loinc-codes
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+ npx skills add sequoia-port/codes/icd10-codes
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+ npx skills add sequoia-port/codes/cpt-codes
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+ npx skills add sequoia-port/codes/hcpcs-codes
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  "name": "@sequoiaport/codes",
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- "version": "0.1.0-beta.1",
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  "description": "Retrieve ICD-10, CPT, SNOMED, and more medical codes via the Sequoia Codes API.",
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  "main": "./dist/index.js",
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+ "url": "https://github.com/Sequoia-Port/codes.git"
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+ "homepage": "https://github.com/Sequoia-Port/codes",
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+ "bugs": {
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+ "url": "https://github.com/Sequoia-Port/codes/issues"
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+ },
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  "author": "wconvery",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "publishConfig": {