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hermes-mental-health
hermes-mental-health contains 15 collected skills from josoroma, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Create narrated walkthrough videos and screencasts for the Hermes Mental Health practitioner tutorial. Record, narrate, and publish to GitHub Pages.
Practitioner dashboard — patient list, assessment library, Create With AI dialog, navigation bar.
Patient profile area — clinical summaries, markdown rendering, demographics editing, consent, assessments, results, invites, and file-based persistence. Synthesize assessment history, severity trends, and progress notes into narrative summaries in English.
Manage assessment invite lifecycle — generate 32-char tokens, create invite links to /a/<token>, track pending/completed status, and manage the invite table.
Review and interpret DSM-5-TR assessment results — score submissions, map severity bands, select and render result charts, detect data-quality issues, and produce clinical interpretations in English.
Draft, audit, and manage patient care plans — synthesize assessment results into structured treatment plans, and evaluate existing plans for clinical gaps, safety concerns, and grounding issues.
Practitioner slash-command workflows for Hermes Mental Health — /assess, /intake, /progress, /safety-check, /privacy-audit.
Core DSM-5-TR mental health domain knowledge — measures, severity bands, scoring, patient scoping, and clinical vocabulary. Must be loaded for any mental-health session.
DSM-5-TR template pipeline — parse the existing Markdown corpus, generate schema-conformant JSON templates, and build the template catalog index.
Development patterns, pitfalls, and workflows for the Hermes Mental Health Next.js app — MDX Editor dark theming, hydration fixes, component patterns, data file architecture.
Assessment Editor workflows — edit measure metadata (title, slug, description, version), manage field definitions (add/reorder/remove), and configure scoring rules (thresholds, T-score lookup, reverse scoring).
Maintain and extend the .hermes mental-health domain infrastructure — plugin, hooks, commands, agents, skills, and skill bundles. Use when adding, modifying, or understanding the relationship between these layers.
Results display and data-quality management — render score tables, item-level answer breakdowns, severity charts, and trend lines. Detect and flag data-quality issues.
Safety screening and crisis detection — review PHQ-9 item 9, suicide risk, crisis flags, and generate safety assessments with recommended actions.
Patient scope discipline — enforce one-patient-per-session, validate patient IDs, block cross-patient access. Must be paired with mental-health-core.