--- name: only-baby-skills description: Analyze contraction JSON and baby log JSON to assess mum's labour/contraction situation and baby's feeding and diaper status. Use when the user provides (or references) contractions_*.json and babyLogs_*.json files and wants to know if mum is safe and baby is healthy, or asks for a summary of contractions, feeding, or diaper changes. --- # Analyze Mum & Baby Logs Analyze two JSON data sources to produce a safety and health summary: **mum's contraction situation** and **baby's milk feeding and diaper change status**. Always end with a clear verdict and any recommendations. ## When to Use - User provides or references contraction and baby log JSON files (e.g. `contractions_*.json`, `babyLogs_*.json`). - User asks whether mum is safe, baby is healthy, or for a summary of contractions / feeding / diapers. ## Input Files 1. **Contractions JSON** – Array of objects with `id`, `startTime`, `endTime` (ISO 8601). 2. **Baby logs JSON** – Object with `babyLog` (array of entries) and `birthday` (ISO 8601). Each entry has `id`, `timestamp`, `type`, and type-specific details: - `type === "feeding"`: `feedingDetails.volumeML` (number, mL). - `type === "diaper"`: `diaperDetails.hasPee`, `diaperDetails.hasPoo` (booleans). - `type === "breastFeeding"`: `breastFeedingDetails.durationSeconds` (number). See [references/schemas-and-thresholds.md](references/schemas-and-thresholds.md) for exact schemas and health/safety thresholds. ## Workflow ### 1. Load and parse both JSON files - Resolve file paths from user message or workspace (e.g. Downloads, project paths). - Parse contractions as an array; baby data as object with `babyLog` and `birthday`. ### 2. Analyze contractions - Sort contractions by `startTime` (ascending = chronological). - For each contraction compute **duration** = `endTime - startTime` (in seconds/minutes). - Compute **interval** = time from previous contraction's `endTime` to current `startTime` (minutes). For the first contraction, interval is N/A. - Summarize: count, time range of data, typical duration, typical interval, and any pattern (e.g. regular vs irregular). - Apply safety rules from [references/schemas-and-thresholds.md](references/schemas-and-thresholds.md) (e.g. 5-1-1 rule, when to seek care). ### 3. Analyze baby logs - From `birthday` and latest log timestamp, compute **baby's age** (e.g. days or weeks). - Split `babyLog` by `type`: **feeding**, **diaper**, and **breastFeeding**. - **Feeding** (bottle/expressed): extract `feedingDetails.volumeML` and `timestamp`. Compute total volume and feed count over last 24 h (and optionally last 48 h). Compute average volume per feed, average volume per hour (total mL / hours in window), and approximate interval between feeds. - **BreastFeeding**: extract `breastFeedingDetails.durationSeconds` and `timestamp`. Compute session count and total duration (e.g. total minutes) over last 24 h (and optionally last 48 h). Optionally report average session length. - **Diaper**: count wet (`diaperDetails.hasPee`), dirty (`diaperDetails.hasPoo`), and both. Compute counts over last 24 h (and optionally last 48 h). - Compare to age-appropriate thresholds in [references/schemas-and-thresholds.md](references/schemas-and-thresholds.md) (feeds/sessions per day, wet/dirty diaper expectations). ### 4. Produce report and verdict Output: 1. **Mum – Contraction summary** Count, date range, duration/interval stats, pattern. Then: **Mum safe?** (Yes / Monitor / Seek care) with short reason and any next step (e.g. "Continue timing; if 5-1-1, go to hospital"). 2. **Baby – Feeding & diaper summary** Age; bottle feeds in last 24 h (count + total mL); breastfeeding sessions in last 24 h (count + total duration if present); diapers in last 24 h (wet/dirty). Then: **Baby healthy?** (Yes / Monitor / Concern) with short reason and any recommendation (e.g. "Ensure 8+ feeds and 6+ wet diapers per day"). 3. **Caveat** One line: this is not medical advice; when in doubt, contact a midwife, OB, or paediatrician. ## Output format Use clear headings and bullet points. Lead with the two verdicts (mum safe? baby healthy?) then expand with numbers and brief reasoning. 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