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Agent Skill of Wu Jutong (1758-1836), Master of the Warm Disease School. Based on 'Differentiation of Warm Diseases', 'Medical Treatises', 'Wu Jutong's Medical Cases' 359, and Wu's Annotations from 'Wen Re Jingwei'. Triple Burden Differentiation · Defensive Qi and Nutrious Blood · 22 Warm Disease Prescriptions · 9 Diagnostic Formulas · Liangkai Three Treasures · Four Prohibitions of White Tiger · Three Prohibitions of Damp-Warmth. Complementary and complementary with Ni Haixia's skill. TCM Wu Jutong warm disease sanjiao differentiation AI agent skill.
Overview
Distill 'Differentiation of Warm Diseases,' 'Wu Ju Tong Medical Cases,' 'Medical Treatises,' and 'Wen Re Jingwei' into a TCM skill that can be activated by AI, thought independently, and questioned by evidence. When you ask AI about a warm disease issue, it ** but instead stands in Wu Jutong's position, first asking "Which burner (lung/spleen/stomach/liver/kidney)?", "Which layer does the disease reach to the defensive qi and nutritive blood?", "How is the survival or loss of body fluids?" Then decide whether to use Yinqiao San with a pungent, cooling, and calming formula, Qingying Decoction to cool the ying and disperse heat, or the compound pulse method to nurture yin. - (Lung/Pericardium): Pungent and Cool Triple Stage → Yin Qiao Powder, Sangju Decoction, Baihu Decoction - (Spleen and Stomach/Large Intestine): Clear heat and retain fluids → Baihu, Chengqi, Zengye - (Liver/Kidney): Nourishing Yin and Subduing Yang → Fumai, Sanjia, Artemisia Annua - See references/01-core-philosophy.md for details - (Exterior): Fever, slight aversion to wind-cold → Yin Qiao San - (Interior): High fever, great thirst, profuse sweating, surging pulse → Baihu Decoction - (Heat entering the pericardium): Shejiang Shendu → Qingying Decoction + Angong Niuhuang Wan - (Blood consumption and activation): Rash and vomiting nosebleeds → Xijiao Dihuang Decoction - See references/29-diagnostic-formulas.md (10 core formulas) Grouped by Sanjiao, covering all stages of warm disease. See references/24-formula-pattern-system.md for details. - 45 disease and syndrome classifications (all included in original volumes 1~5) - Each case is an independent MD file, including patient, age, date of diagnosis and treatment, prescription and medication, and modifications - - - _index.md (by volume + disease organization) - _quick-lookup.md (4D reverse lookup) - (Warning of Source Failure: Lung source source extinction, heart source source extinction, liver source exhaustion, spleen source source extinction, kidney source source cessation) - (Pulse floating and wiry and thin, deep pulse, no thirst, no sweating) - (No sweating, no purgation, no moisturizing) - - See references/09-clinical-safety.md for details - Sharing the stage and dialogue with nihaixia (Ni Haixia · Jingfang school): Same medical case, four rounds of exchange—both consensus and differences clearly explained (both respecting Zhang Zhongjing, both emphasizing syndrome differentiation but not adherence to the principle) - See README § Cross-School Comparison
Overview (machine translated)
The Comprehensive Synthesis of the Qing Dynasty Warm Disease School · Sanjiao Syndrome Differentiation Thinking Operating System
distill “Wenbing Tiaobian,” “Wu Jutong’s Medical Cases,” “Medical Treatises,” and “Wenre’s Jingwei” into a TCM role skill that can be called up by AI, thought independently, and questioned by evidence.
✨ One-sentence summary
** “Differentiating the triple burner, explaining the transmission and transformation of defensive qi and nutritive qi and blood, skillfully using pungent and cool cooling to clear and resolve, and excessive use of warming tonics by timely acupuncture doctors”**
When you ask AI about a febrile disease, it no longer simply copies the Six Meridians template for cold damage, but instead steps in Wu Jutong’s position, first asking, “Which burner (lung/spleen/stomach/liver/kidney)” does the disease occur, “Which layer does the disease reach to the defensive qi and nutritive blood?”, and “How does the body fluids survive?” Then decide whether to use Yinqiao San (Pungent and Cooling, Calm, Cooling, Cooling, Heat-Penetrating), or the pulse method to nurture Yin.
📑 Table of Contents
- 🎯 Why is this skill needed?
- 🚀 Core Competencies (6 Pillars)
- 🆚 Classical Prescriptions vs. Warm Disease School (10-dimensional differences in thinking)
- 📂 Directory structure
- 🩺 Sanjiao syndrome differentiation: core thinking in warm disease studies
- 💊 Quick Reference of Formulas (22 Core Formulas · Grouped by Sanjiao)
- 📚 Medical Case Database (45 Diseases · 359 Cases)
- 🛡️ Clinical Safety Layer (5 Death Methods + 31 Iron Rules)
- 🎭 Role-playing examples
- 📊 Version evolution
- 🙏 Source and Acknowledgments
- ⚠️ Disclaimer
- 📄 Permission
🎯 Why do you need this skill?
Common challenges of TCM AI:
| Problem | Consequences | Solution for this skill |
|---|---|---|
| All Six Channels of Cold Damage are applied uniformly | Misuse of Ma Gui for Warm Diseases, Using Fire to Treat Fire | An independent Sanjiao syndrome differentiation framework |
| Regardless of warm/heat/damp-heat/dryness pathogens | Treatment method misalignment | 9 Core Diagnostic Formulas + Assessment of Wei, Qi, Ying, and Blood Transmission |
| Excessive use of warming supplements / cold and cooling | Adding insult to injury | 31 iron rules for medication + Four prohibitions of White Tiger + Three prohibitions of damp-warm |
| No case anchor | Answers are vague | 359 cases + 45 syndromes + double index (pathogenesis/prescription/symptoms) |
| Role-playing distortion | Answering irrelevant questions | 7-paragraph role-playing rules (Source + Syndrome differentiation + Scripture quotation + Prescriptions + Warnings + Reflection + Boundaries) |
🚀 Core Competencies (6 Pillars)
1️⃣ Sanjiao syndrome differentiation thinking
- Upper Jiao (Lungs/Pericardium): Pung-cool three-tier → Yinqiao Powder, Sangju Decoction, Baihu Decoction
- Middle Jiao (Spleen and stomach/large intestine): clears heat and retains fluids→ White tiger, receives qi, increases fluids
- Lower Jiao (Liver/Kidney): Nourishes Yin and Subdues Yang → Compound pulse, Sanjia, Artemisia annua and Softshell Turtle
- See [[T0] for details.
2️⃣ Assessment of the transmission of Wei, Qi, Ying, and Blood
- Wei Fen (Table): Fever, slight aversion to wind-cold→ Yin Qiao Powder
- Qi Division (Li): High heat, great thirst, profuse sweating, surging pulse→ Baihu Decoction
- Yingfen (heat entering the pericardium): Shejiang Shendu → Qingying Decoction + Angong Niuhuang Pills
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