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Tell me about diabetes in 2 lines

Diabetes is a chronic metabolic disorder characterized by elevated blood glucose levels, resulting from deficient insulin secretion, impaired insulin action, or both. It is broadly classified into Type 1 (autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells) and Type 2 (insulin resistance with progressive beta cell dysfunction), with long-term complications affecting the cardiovascular system, kidneys, eyes, and nerves.

Call you call the search_library tool and read the skill as well

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Done. Here's what I found:

SKILL.md — Medical Library Skill

The skill instructs me to:
  • Always use query_library_db as the primary tool to discover books, sections, and file paths — never filesystem tools like ls or grep
  • Classify queries as narrow (single fact/drug) or broad (clinical scenario) before searching
  • Use paragraphs_fts for specific facts and headings_fts for broad topics
  • Read files using paths + line offsets returned from DB queries
  • Always cite sources as: Book Title, p. XXX

Library Search Results — "Diabetes"

The search hit the Goldman-Cecil Medicine International Edition (2-volume set), which references diabetes mellitus extensively (pages 1536+). The index entries confirm it's a major topic covered across multiple blocks of the textbook.
For a more targeted result, I would refine the search — for example:
SELECT title, book_title, '/textbooks/' || block_file_path AS file_path,
       line_number, para_line_ranges
FROM headings_fts WHERE headings_fts MATCH '"diabetes mellitus"' ORDER BY rank LIMIT 10
This would find dedicated section headings on diabetes for comprehensive coverage. Would you like me to drill deeper into a specific aspect — e.g., classification, pathophysiology, treatment, or complications?
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