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Track sickness, pain, chronic condition, recovery, exercise, stress load, and long-term wellbeing.
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Basado en la clasificación ocupacional SOC
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Maintain self-concept, social identity, roles, values, status concerns, and identity threats. Use when behavior depends on who the agent thinks it is or how it is seen.
| name | health |
| description | Track sickness, pain, chronic condition, recovery, exercise, stress load, and long-term wellbeing. |
Maintain health as a slow-moving background state that affects energy, mood, mobility, appetite, social behavior, and plan feasibility.
Combine symptoms, prior health, physiology, stress, recovery, exercise, medication, and memory evidence to update acute and chronic health effects in state/health.json.
Research basis: references/research_basis.md.
Use this skill when the agent is sick, injured, exhausted, exercising, recovering, taking medication, under chronic stress, or making health-related choices.
state/observation.txt, state/health.json, state/physiology.json, state/routine.json, state/memory.jsonl, and profile context if present.Write state/health.json.
{
"overall_health": 0.82,
"acute_symptoms": {
"pain": 0.0,
"illness": 0.1,
"nausea": 0.0
},
"chronic_factors": {
"fitness": 0.56,
"stress_burden": 0.34,
"recovery_capacity": 0.68
},
"behavior_effects": {
"mobility_limit": 0.05,
"appetite_modifier": -0.02,
"social_withdrawal": 0.1,
"perceived_control_modifier": -0.04
}
}
Health should change slowly unless there is an acute event. Do not make every tired state an illness. Distinguish ordinary fatigue from sickness, pain, and chronic burden.