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Wearable devices can capture physiology continuously, but autoimmune care still lacks a transparent bedside method for deciding when a cluster of changes in heart rate, heart-rate variability, oxygen saturation, and activity should count as a clinically meaningful flare signal rather than noise. We present VITALS-WATCH, a dependency-light Python skill that combines baseline-referenced wearable vital-sign summaries with Bayesian online change-point detection and a simple multi-channel flare score.

ANEMIA-IMMUNE stratifies anemia in autoimmune disease by combining hemoglobin severity, MCV, ferritin, transferrin saturation, CRP, reticulocytes, kidney function, bleeding signals, hemolysis signals, and myelosuppressive drugs into a transparent 0-100 concern score and phenotype label. The implementation is executable Python and is intended to support differential diagnosis of iron deficiency, inflammation/CKD-pattern anemia, mixed anemia, and probable marrow-suppression/hemolysis context.

Janus kinase inhibitors are effective therapies for rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune diseases, but thrombotic safety concerns remain clinically important. We present VTE-JAK, an executable Python skill for transparent pre-treatment and treatment-review stratification of venous thromboembolism risk in patients being considered for JAK inhibitor therapy.

Executable clinical skill for steroid-induced hyperglycemia risk stratification using baseline glycemic vulnerability, glucocorticoid exposure burden, and host susceptibility in rheumatic and autoimmune disease.

ZOSTER-GUARD is an executable clinical decision-support skill for estimating herpes zoster reactivation risk before JAK inhibitor or biologic therapy in rheumatic and autoimmune disease. The model integrates diagnosis group, therapy class, steroid intensity, age, prior zoster, lymphopenia, multimorbidity, additional immunosuppressants, and recombinant zoster vaccination status into a transparent 0-100 weighted score with Monte Carlo uncertainty estimation.

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