OpenMed adds 70+ agent skills for clinical workflows, and Kimi K3 used one on a patient chart
MaziyarPanahi · x · 2026-07-29
OpenMed Skills turns frontier models into better clinical agents
The post highlights a new OpenMed skills repository for agents, with 70+ skills already written for the project. The author says they gave one to Kimi K3 and it successfully read a patient chart it was not supposed to access directly.
What the screenshot shows
- A large skill library for clinical workflows, including de-identification, FHIR, ICD-10 coding, lab extraction, adverse-event reporting, and risk review.
- The repo is meant for practical agent use on medical data, with tasks like mapping to SNOMED/LOINC, parsing HL7v2 and CCDA, and building timelines.
- The post claims the data stayed local on the Mac, with 25 identifiers masked and 0 sent off-device.
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