Stop walking into appointments with a notes-app wall of text.
Log every flare — pain score, location, triggers, meds tried — and generate a clean one-page provider summary your doctor can actually read in under two minutes.
$3.99
Works in Claude + ChatGPT
01Captures the details you forget by morning: pain score, exact location, duration, what you took, what helped or didn't.
02Organizes multiple flares into a chronological timeline so patterns (cycle-linked? bowel flares? shoulder pain?) become visible at a glance.
03Exports a formatted one-page provider summary built around clinical framing — not a diary dump, a document your OB-GYN can act on.
04Works if you're undiagnosed too — 'nobody believes me' logs get the same structured paper trail as confirmed endo patients.
05Accepts messy input: paste rough notes, voice-to-text rambles, or bullet points — it organizes them for you.
06Tracks meds and interventions across flares so you can show a specialist exactly what you've already tried.
What it does
The average endo patient waits 7+ years for a diagnosis. In those years, they fill paper tracking sheets, annotate calendar apps, and type frantic notes during flares — then show up to a 15-minute appointment and struggle to explain what's been happening. This skill closes that gap.
Tell it about a flare right after it happens — pain score 1–10, where it hit (pelvic, bowel, shoulder, back), what triggered it, what you took, whether it helped. Log one or twenty. When your appointment is coming up, ask for the provider summary and it generates a formatted one-page document using the bundled clinical framing template: a timeline view, a symptom pattern section, a meds-tried list, and a plain-language summary your specialist can read before they've even sat down.
This is for diagnosed patients building a long-term record, newly symptomatic patients trying to get taken seriously, and anyone who's ever left an appointment wishing they'd had their data organized. It won't diagnose you and it won't tell you what to take during a crisis — but it will make sure that every flare you've lived through is documented, dated, and ready to hand to the person who can help.
Frequently asked
Does it just store my logs, or does it actually generate the provider summary document?
It generates the actual document — a formatted, one-page HTML summary artifact you can print or screenshot and bring to your appointment. The bundled provider-summary-template.md drives the clinical structure so it's not just a chat log reformatted.
I'm not diagnosed yet — will this still work for me, or is it only for confirmed endo?
It works for undiagnosed patients. The summary is framed as a symptom history, not a self-diagnosis. That framing is often exactly what gets a specialist to take 'suspected endo' seriously after years of 'it's just bad cramps.'
Can I just paste a bunch of rough notes I've already written instead of logging one flare at a time?
Yes. Paste your notes-app chaos, your voice-to-text, your calendar annotations — it will parse and organize them into the structured log format before building the summary.
I'm in bad pain right now. Will this tell me what medication to take?
No. This skill is for documentation and appointment prep, not medical advice. If you're in a crisis, contact your provider, urgent care, or emergency services. Once you're through it, come back and log what happened.
Does this work in ChatGPT or is it Claude-only?
This is a Claude skill — it runs inside Claude and uses a bundled template file that drives the provider summary format. It won't work by copying the idea into ChatGPT without replicating that setup.
Install
After purchase you'll get a license key. Then:
$ npx skilltree-network login # paste your license key