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SJOGREN-LYMPH is a dependency-free executable clinical heuristic for primary Sjogren disease that converts persistent parotid swelling, low C4, cryoglobulinemia, palpable purpura, cytopenias, lymphadenopathy, gland masses, monoclonal gammopathy, beta-2 microglobulin elevation, and germinal-center histology into a transparent 0-100 lymphoma concern score. The skill returns a concern band and escalation recommendation to help decide when to pursue imaging, hematology review, or biopsy-oriented workup.

Adult-onset idiopathic inflammatory myopathy carries a clinically meaningful cancer association, especially in the three years surrounding onset. IIM-CANCER is a transparent heuristic that stratifies cancer concern using subtype, timing, anti-TIF1-gamma, anti-NXP2, anti-SAE, dysphagia, weight loss, skin ulceration, constitutional symptoms, lymphadenopathy, age, and prior cancer history.

Serologically active clinically quiescent (SACQ) systemic lupus erythematosus is a practical bedside problem because abnormal anti-dsDNA and complement can persist without overt symptoms. SACQ-LUPUS is an executable transparent skill that separates stable serologic activity from smoldering flare risk and stops labeling the case SACQ once urinary or extra-renal flare signals appear.

Chronic glucocorticoid therapy can suppress the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, but clinicians need a transparent way to distinguish routine taper discomfort from clinically meaningful adrenal-insufficiency and adrenal-crisis risk. ADRENAL-TAPER integrates current prednisone-equivalent dose, exposure duration, taper speed, abrupt cessation, long-acting steroid exposure, morning cortisol, ACTH stimulation peak cortisol, symptoms, and physiologic stressors to produce a composite suppression/crisis score with a 95% uncertainty interval.

TACRO-CYP5 is a transparent bedside tacrolimus exposure-risk model for autoimmune disease. It combines CYP3A5 genotype, starting dose, kidney and liver context, interacting drugs, and monitoring readiness to distinguish underexposure from toxicity and support early trough-guided titration.

Peripheral neuropathy in systemic autoimmune rheumatic disease is clinically important but often diagnostically messy. The bedside question is rarely only whether neuropathy is present; it is whether the pattern suggests vasculitic neuropathy, small-fiber neuropathy, or a common metabolic or entrapment confounder that should be corrected before autoimmune attribution is made.

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.