Stop forgetting what you needed to ask your PCOS specialist.
Paste in your symptoms, meds, and questions — get back a clean one-page summary letter you hand to your doctor the moment you walk in.
$3.99
Works in Claude + ChatGPT
01Turns a messy brain-dump of symptoms, dates, and meds into a structured one-page letter in under 2 minutes.
02Translates your lay language ('jaw acne', 'weird cycles') into the clinical phrasing your specialist expects to read.
03Organizes your questions so the most important ones hit first — not with 3 minutes left in the appointment.
04Handles real detail: metformin doses, inositol timing, spironolactone, AMH results — whatever you're actually on.
05Flags if something you mention (like chest pain) warrants its own callout rather than getting buried in the list.
06Produces a clean artifact you can print, email to the office in advance, or just read from on your phone.
What it does
You have 15 minutes with your endocrinologist and three months of symptoms rattling around in your head. This skill takes everything you'd want to say — the one period you had, the inositol you added, the fatigue that got better, the bloating that didn't — and writes a one-page summary letter formatted the way a specialist wants to receive it.
It's built specifically for PCOS follow-up visits. A bundled clinical terms reference (pcos-clinical-terms-reference.md) maps the language you actually use to the lab names, medication names, and clinical descriptions your doctor is looking for — so your letter doesn't get dismissed as vague. It handles labs too: AMH, fasting insulin, A1C, the stuff you Googled at midnight and still aren't sure how to bring up.
This is for the woman who leaves every appointment thinking 'I forgot to ask about the metformin dose' or who's been told her symptoms are fine when she knows they're not. It won't exaggerate your symptoms or manufacture urgency — but it will make sure nothing gets left on the waiting room chair.
Frequently asked
Does it just write the letter, or does it also help me figure out what questions to ask?
Both. If you give it a full list, it formats and prioritizes what you have. If you say 'I don't really know what to ask,' it will prompt you with the gaps — missing timeline, dose details, things worth raising based on what you mentioned — then write the letter once you've filled them in.
Will it work if my situation is complicated — fertility planning, multiple meds, recent labs?
Yes, that's exactly the scenario it's designed for. You can hand it AMH values, fasting insulin numbers, a medication list, and questions about ovulation induction and it will organize all of it coherently. The more detail you give, the better the letter.
Can I just write a prompt myself and get the same result from Claude?
You could try, but you'd need to know to ask for clinical terminology mapping, how to structure a patient summary letter, how to flag urgent symptoms vs. routine follow-up items, and when to reframe lay language into what a specialist expects. That's what's baked in here. It's the difference between 'write me a letter' and a letter that doesn't get skimmed past.
What if I want the letter to make my symptoms sound more serious so my doctor finally listens?
It won't inflate or exaggerate — but it will make sure your real symptoms are stated clearly and completely, which is usually the actual problem. Doctors miss things because patients understate or bury the detail, not because the detail wasn't there. The letter is designed to fix that.
Does this work in ChatGPT or is it Claude-only?
This is a Claude skill and runs inside Claude. It won't work in ChatGPT or other platforms. If you're already on a Claude subscription tier that includes skills, check whether this is covered — otherwise it's a one-time $3.99 purchase.
Install
After purchase you'll get a license key. Then:
$ npx skilltree-network login # paste your license key