what are the tools you have

Here's a summary of the tools I have access to:

🔍 Search & Research

  • web_search — Search the web for current, real-time information
  • pubmed_search — Search PubMed for peer-reviewed medical literature
  • pubmed_detail — Get details, citations, or related articles for a specific PubMed paper (by PMID)
  • pubmed_fulltext — Download the full text of a research paper by PMID

🏥 Medical Library

  • query_library_db — Query an indexed database of medical textbooks (full-text search across headings and paragraphs)
  • search_image — Search medical literature for clinical images, diagrams, and anatomical figures
  • fetch_image — Fetch and display an image from a URL

🖼️ Image Generation

  • generate_image — Create or generate an original image or poster from a description

🗂️ Filesystem

  • ls — List files in a directory
  • read_file — Read a file from the filesystem (with pagination support)
  • write_file — Create a new file
  • edit_file — Edit an existing file using exact string replacement
  • glob — Find files matching a pattern (e.g., **/*.py)
  • grep — Search for text within files

💻 Execution

  • execute — Run shell commands in a sandboxed Linux environment

🧠 Task Management

  • write_todos — Create and manage a structured to-do list for complex multi-step tasks
  • task — Launch an ephemeral subagent to handle a complex, isolated task in parallel

🗓️ Utilities

  • current_datetime — Get the current date and time
  • ask_user_input — Ask the user clarifying questions before proceeding
  • compact_conversation — Summarize and compress conversation history to free up context

📄 Skills (Specialized Workflows)

I also have access to skills — structured workflows for specific domains:
SkillPurpose
medical-libraryConsult authoritative medical textbooks for clinical/pharmacological questions
pubmedFind and synthesize peer-reviewed clinical evidence
docxCreate/edit Word documents (.docx)
pdfRead, merge, split, OCR, or create PDF files
pptxCreate or edit PowerPoint presentations (.pptx)
xlsxCreate or edit Excel spreadsheets (.xlsx)

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