Qingsong Health launches the medical industry's first Skill Store: QSevidence MedClaw Skills Store.

On March 13, Qingsong Health Group officially launched QSevidence MedClaw Skills Store, with an initial release of 886 standardized skills covering eight core medical scenarios: clinical diagnosis and treatment, public health, medical imaging, laboratory medicine, hospital management, nursing management, medical record management and medication management.

According to public information, this is the medical industry's first Skill Store. Its launch marks new progress by Qingsong Health in building evidence-based medical agents and improving its medical AI product system. It also offers a new practical path for implementing medical AI in professional scenarios.

Artificial intelligence is moving more deeply into specialized fields such as healthcare. At the same time, medical scenarios place higher requirements on accuracy, professionalism, traceability and workflow adaptation. For doctors, tasks such as reviewing the latest medical guidelines, comparing evidence levels, discussing cases and forming diagnosis and treatment reference opinions require more than a one-time intelligent answer. They require a professional capability system that fits real workflows, supports repeated invocation and can be continuously optimized.

QSevidence MedClaw Skills Store was launched around this demand. It further standardizes, modularizes and scenarizes evidence-based medicine capabilities, promoting the evolution of medical AI from single-point question answering to systematic capability invocation.

The first 886 skills are organized and orchestrated around real doctor workflows, forming scenario-specific capability support for different professional tasks. In clinical diagnosis and treatment, related skills can automatically construct a PICO framework around clinical questions, call multiple databases for systematic literature screening and generate structured summaries. In medication management, skills can assist with rapid retrieval of drug interactions, contraindications and evidence-based medication suggestions. In medical record management, skills can generate case discussion reports that follow evidence-based standards and include complete citation chains.

Each skill is abstracted from a specific clinical task and designed as a callable, reusable and extensible capability unit. This helps lower the usage threshold for medical professionals and improve efficiency in professional scenarios.

The launch of QSevidence MedClaw Skills Store is an important part of Qingsong Health's ongoing medical AI strategy. Previously, Qingsong Health had released the evidence-based medical agent QSevidence and the QSevidence MedClaw collaboration body, connecting the evidence-based medical agent to the OpenClaw multi-agent framework and promoting the upgrade of medical AI from single-turn answering to multi-agent collaboration.

On that basis, the Skills Store further improves the capability distribution and organization layer, moving professional capabilities from one-time calls toward continuous accumulation and systematic reuse. Qingsong Health is gradually forming a medical AI product system that covers an evidence-based center, a collaboration foundation and a capability marketplace.

In recent years, Qingsong Health has continued to implement AI technologies in health. Around health management, medical assistance, content generation and precision services, the company has built a relatively complete technology capability base and business application foundation. The launch of QSevidence MedClaw Skills Store means Qingsong Health's AI capabilities are moving further from underlying support to front-end products, and from internal enablement to professional scenario services. It also injects new technical momentum into the medical service link of the group's full-chain layout across testing, medical care, pharmaceuticals, rehabilitation and insurance.

From an industry trend perspective, AI competition is shifting from single-model capability toward scenario capability and ecosystem capability. Healthcare is a highly specialized industry and urgently needs capability organization methods that deeply integrate with real workflows. QSevidence MedClaw Skills Store starts from evidence-based clinical decision-making scenarios and designs capabilities around specific professional questions, exploring a skill organization model closer to actual medical needs and offering a reference for productized and systematic development of medical AI.

Looking ahead, QSevidence MedClaw Skills Store will continue to expand skill coverage around clinical diagnosis and treatment, research assistance, medical education and multidisciplinary collaboration. It will gradually open third-party skill access, improve the evidence-based medical agent ecosystem and accelerate the shift of evidence-based medicine capability from experience-driven practice to intelligent invocation, providing more digital support for high-quality development of the medical and health industry.

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