Prompt: [OpenClaw heartbeat poll]

[User]
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Timeline:
[2026-05-06 11:16] System heartbeat; no changes.
[2026-05-06 11:24] User uploads prescription image. Instruction: OCR extraction, save to health docs, update directory/database. Key medical update: Eliquis dosage halved.
[2026-05-06 11:27] Agent acknowledges receipt. Initiates document processing. Context includes German user (M G). Directory listing observed: `health_data.db`, `process_inbox.sh`, `query_health.sh`, `SKILL.md`. No file modifications yet.
[2026-05-06 11:29] Agent receives full `browser-act` skill definition (`SKILL.md`). Tool enables stealth browser automation, captcha solving, parallel sessions. Requires `uv tool install browser-act-cli` on Python 3.12. Workflow: Open -> Inspect (`state`) -> Interact (click/input) -> Verify. Stealth mode preferred for anti-detection; Real Chrome for existing sessions. Session isolation via `--session`. Site notes stored in `references/site-notes/`.
[2026-05-06 11:30] Consolidation of previous steps. User provided directory structure for health data: `dokumente`, `health_events`, `medikamente`, `dokumente_status`, `laborwerte`. No file operations recorded yet.

Decisions & State:
- Medical Data: Eliquis dosage is now halved. This is the primary medical update requiring database and directory synchronization.
- Tooling: `browser-act` is the designated tool for web interactions. Installation is pending (`uv tool install browser-act-cli`). Stealth mode is the standard preference.
- File Structure: Health data is organized into specific folders (`dokumente`, `medikamente`, etc.). The OCR task must populate these.
- Current Blocker: The OCR task has been acknowledged but not yet executed or completed. No files have been modified or created despite instructions given at 11:24.
- Superseded Context: Initial heartbeat logs are irrelevant to current active tasks. Intermediate acknowledgment steps are resolved.

Expand for details about: OCR task execution status, specific browser-act command syntax, stealth vs real chrome configuration, session management details, site note file format, health data directory structure, media attachment path, German conversation context, directory listing metadata, installation requirements, command reference details
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[User]
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Database Schema Update:
- Created `dokumente` table (id, datei_name, dateipfad, daten_typ, status, extrahierte_inhalte, etc.) with status FK to `dokumente_status`.
- Created `medikamente` table (id, dokument_id, medikament_name, dosierung, etc.).
- Created `laborwerte` table (id, dokument_id, parameter_name, wert, einheit, reference_min/max, etc.).
- Created `dokumente_status` table with values: 'neu', 'eingearbeitet', 'archiviert'.
- Loaded historical lab data into `laborwerte` (e.g., CRP, Cholesterol, HIV/HBV serology, urine analysis). Note: Some rows contain duplicate entries from different dates (e.g., USZ 29.12.2025 entries repeated for IDs 59, 60, 61).

File System Operations:
- Identified prescription image path: `/home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---2aa190c3-6862-4745-8d4f-a3892ba640fb.jpg` (assuming first file is the most recent upload based on timestamp context, though listing order may vary; previous context identified Eliquis prescription).
- Existing health directory structure confirmed at `/home/agent/Ges
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[User]
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  <content>
Agent processed prescription image (file_18---2aa190c3...) uploaded at 11:24. Initial image tool failed due to missing provider; switched to Tesseract OCR (v5.3.4). OCR output confirmed Eliquis 2.5 mg (Apixaban) prescription dated 06.05.2026 for patient Marcel Gasser.

Database operations:
- Created/verified schema: `dokumente` (tracks file metadata, status), `medikamente` (links to dokumente), `laborwerte`, `dokumente_status` (neu, eingearbeitet, archiviert).
- Inserted document record: `rezept_2026-05-06_eliquis.jpg` with status 'neu'.
- Inserted medication record: ELIQUIS 2.5 mg, 1 Stk p.o. täglich.
- Verified dosage: 2.5 mg matches previously noted halved dosage (was 5 mg).
- Updated document status to 'eingearbeitet' and saved OCR text.
- Confirmed Eliquis profile in DB is 2.5 mg daily.

Files: Created `dokumente/rezept_2026-05-06_eliquis.jpg` (in health dir), modified `health_data.db` (schema updates, new rows).

Expand for details about: Tesseract configuration
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[User]
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  <content>
User uploaded prescription image (file_18...). Requested archiving to health docs and DB update. User notes Eliquis dosage is now halved (2.5 mg). OCR was used previously to identify Eliquis 2.5 mg on 06.05.2026 for Marcel Gasser. DB schema includes `dokumente`, `medikamente`, `laborwerte`, `dokumente_status`. Status updated to 'eingearbeitet'.
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</summary>

[User]
<summary id="sum_973b47348c782785" kind="leaf" depth="0" descendant_count="0" earliest_at="2026-05-06T11:39:28" latest_at="2026-05-06T11:39:28">
  <content>
Agent processed prescription image (file_18...) for patient Marcel Gasser. OCR confirmed Eliquis 2.5 mg prescription dated 06.05.2026. User requested archiving and DB update, noting dosage halved from 5 mg to 2.5 mg. Database schema includes `dokumente`, `medikamente`, `laborwerte`, `dokumente_status`. Document record created with status 'neu', then updated to 'eingearbeitet' after processing. Medication record inserted: ELIQUIS 2.5 mg, 1 Stk p.o. täglich.

Files: Created `dokumente/rezept_2026-05-06_eliquis.jpg` (in health dir), modified `health_data.db` (schema updates, new rows).

Expand for details about: Tesseract configuration
  </content>
</summary>

[toolResult]
---
name: browser-act
description: "Browser automation CLI for AI agents with anti-detection stealth browsing, captcha solving, and parallel multi-browser support. Use when the user needs to interact with websites, including navigating pages, filling forms, clicking buttons, taking screenshots, extracting data, scraping sites with bot detection, or automating any browser task. Also use when the user needs to connect to their existing Chrome session, configure proxy-based stealth browsing, or run parallel browser sessions. Triggers on requests to open a website, fill out a form, click a button, take a screenshot, scrape data from a page, login to a site, automate browser actions, handle captcha challenges, or any task requiring programmatic web interaction."
allowed-tools: Bash(browser-act:*)
metadata:
  author: BrowserAct
  version: "1.1.0"
  install: "uv tool install browser-act-cli --python 3.12"
  homepage: "https://www.browseract.com"
  requires:
    runtime: "Python 3.12+, uv package manager"
    binaries: "Stealth mode: Chromium bundled by the CLI. Real Chrome mode: user's local Chrome/Chromium installation."
  data-paths: "macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/browseract/ | Windows: %APPDATA%\\browseract | Linux: ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/browseract"
  config-files:
    - "<data-path>/config.json — CLI credentials and settings, managed internally. No env vars required."
  permissions:
    - "Network access — required for: CLI install from PyPI, captcha solving and stealth browser management via BrowserAct cloud API"
    - "Filesystem read/write at <data-path> — required for: storing browser profiles (cookies, cache), config.json (credentials), and session logs"
    - "CDP connection to local Chrome — required for: Real Chrome mode only, to control the user's running browser instance"
  data-privacy:
    local-only: "All cookies, login sessions, page content, and browser profile data are stored locally only — never uploaded."
    cloud-transmitted:
      captcha-solving: "page URL, captcha element coordinates"
      stealth-management: "browser name, proxy scheme/host, privacy mode"
    cloud-never-transmitted: "cookies, page HTML, screenshots, credentials, browsing history, form data"
  user-confirmation-required:
    - "First-time install (uv tool install): downloads and runs external package"
---

# Browser Automation with browser-act CLI

`browser-act` is a CLI for browser automation with stealth and captcha solving capabilities. It supports two browser types (Stealth and Real Chrome) and provides commands for navigation, page interaction, data extraction, tab/session management, and more.

All commands output human-readable text by default. Use `--format json` for structured JSON output, ideal for AI agent integration and scripting.

## Installation

Source: [browser-act-cli on PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/browser-act-cli/) · [Homepage](https://www.browseract.com)

```bash
# Upgrade if installed, otherwise install fresh
uv tool upgrade browser-act-cli || uv tool install browser-act-cli --python 3.12
```

The CLI is an open-source package published to PyPI by [BrowserAct](https://www.browseract.com). Run the install command at the start of every session to ensure the latest version.

**Global options** available on every command:

| Option | Default | Description |
|--------|---------|-------------|
| `--session <name>` | `default` | Session name (isolates browser state) |
| `--format <text\|json>` | `text` | Output format |
| `--no-auto-dialog` | off | Disable automatic JavaScript dialog handling (alerts, confirms, prompts) |
| `--version` | | Show version |
| `-h, --help` | | Show help |

## Browser Selection

browser-act supports two browser types. Choose based on the task:

| Scenario | Use | Why |
|----------|-----|-----|
| Target site has bot detection / anti-scraping | **Stealth** | Anti-detection fingerprinting bypasses bot checks |
| Need proxy or privacy mode | **Stealth** | Real Chrome does not support `--proxy` / `--mode` |
| Need multiple browsers in parallel | **Stealth** | Each Stealth browser is independent; create multiple and run in parallel sessions |
| Need user's existing login sessions from their daily browser | **Real Chrome** | Connects directly to user's Chrome, reusing existing login sessions |
| No bot detection, no login needed | Either | Stealth is safer default; Real Chrome is simpler |

### Stealth Browser

Local browsers with anti-detection fingerprinting. Ideal for sites with bot detection.

```bash
# Create
browser-act browser create "my-browser"
browser-act browser create "my-browser" --proxy socks5://host:port --mode private

# Update
browser-act browser update <browser_id> --name "new-name"
browser-act browser update <browser_id> --proxy http://proxy:8080 --mode private

# List / Delete / Clear profile
browser-act browser list                                    # List all stealth browsers
browser-act browser list --page 2 --page-size 10            # Paginated listing
browser-act browser delete <browser_id>                     # ⚠ Destructive: always confirm with user before deleting
browser-act browser clear-profile <browser_id>
```

| Option | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| `--desc` | Browser description |
| `--proxy <url>` | Proxy with scheme (`http`, `https`, `socks4`, `socks5`), e.g. `socks5://host:port` |
| `--mode <normal\|private>` | `normal` (default): persists cache, cookies, login across launches. `private`: fresh environment every launch, no saved state |

Stealth browsers in `normal` mode (default) persist cookies, cache, and login sessions across launches — you can log in once and reuse the session, similar to a regular browser profile. Use `--mode private` when the task should not persist any state.

**Data storage:** Profile data is stored at platform-specific paths — macOS: `~/Library/Application Support/browseract/`, Windows: `%APPDATA%\browseract`, Linux: `${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/browseract`. To clean up persistent data, delete the browser with `browser-act browser delete <browser_id>` or use `browser-act browser clear-profile <browser_id>` to reset its profile.

### Real Chrome

Two modes: auto-connect to your running Chrome (default), or use a BrowserAct-managed kernel.

```bash
browser-act browser real open https://example.com                  # Auto-connect to running Chrome
browser-act browser real open https://example.com --ba-kernel      # Use BrowserAct-provided browser kernel
```

Both browser types support `--headed` to show the browser UI (default: headless). Use for debugging:

```bash
browser-act browser open <browser_id> https://example.com --headed
browser-act browser real open https://example.com --ba-kernel --headed
```

## Core Workflow

Every browser automation follows this loop: **Open → Inspect → Interact → Verify**

1. **Open**: `browser-act browser open <browser_id> <url>` (Stealth) or `browser-act browser real open <url>` (Real Chrome)
2. **Inspect**: `browser-act state` — returns interactive elements with index numbers
3. **Interact**: use indices from `state` (`browser-act click 5`, `browser-act input 3 "text"`)
4. **Verify**: `browser-act state` or `browser-act screenshot` — confirm result

```bash
browser-act browser open <browser_id> https://example.com
browser-act state
# Output: [3] input "Search", [5] button "Go"

browser-act input 3 "browser automation"
browser-act click 5
browser-act wait stable
browser-act state    # Always re-inspect after page changes
```

**Important:** After any action that changes the page (click, navigation, form submit), run `wait stable` then `state` to get fresh element indices. Old indices become invalid after page changes.

## Command Chaining

Commands can be chained with `&&` in a single shell invocation. The browser session persists between commands, so chaining is safe and more efficient than separate calls.

```bash
# Open + wait + inspect in one call
browser-act browser open <browser_id> https://example.com && browser-act wait stable && browser-act state

# Chain multiple interactions
browser-act input 3 "browser automation" && browser-act click 5

# Navigate and capture
browser-act navigate https://example.com/dashboard && browser-act wait stable && browser-act screenshot
```

**When to chain:** Use `&&` when you don't need to read intermediate output before proceeding (e.g., fill multiple fields, then click). Run commands separately when you need to parse the output first (e.g., `state` to discover indices, then interact using those indices).

## Command Reference

### Navigation

```bash
browser-act navigate <url>      # Navigate to URL
browser-act back                # Go back
browser-act forward             # Go forward
browser-act reload              # Reload page
```

### Page State & Interaction

```bash
# Inspect
browser-act state                         # Interactive elements with index numbers
browser-act screenshot                    # Screenshot (auto path)
browser-act screenshot ./page.png         # Screenshot to specific path

# Interact (use index from state)
browser-act click <index>                 # Click element
browser-act hover <index>                 # Hover over element
browser-act input <index> "text"          # Click element, then type text
browser-act keys "Enter"                  # Send keyboard keys
browser-act scroll down                   # Scroll down (default 500px)
browser-act scroll up --amount 1000       # Scroll up 1000px
```

### Data Extraction

```bash
browser-act get title                     # Page title
browser-act get html                      # Full page HTML
browser-act get text <index>              # Text content of element
browser-act get value <index>             # Value of input/textarea
browser-act get markdown                  # Page as markdown
```

### JavaScript Evaluation

```bash
browser-act eval "document.title"         # Execute JavaScript
```

### Tab Management

```bash
browser-act tab list                      # List open tabs
browser-act tab switch <tab_id>           # Switch to tab
browser-act tab close                     # Close current tab
browser-act tab close <tab_id>            # Close specific tab
```

### Wait

```bash
browser-act wait stable                   # Wait for page stable (doc ready + network idle, default 30s)
browser-act wait stable --timeout 60000   # Custom timeout (ms)
```

### Network Inspection

```bash
browser-act network requests                          # List all captured requests
browser-act network requests --filter api.example.com # Filter by URL substring
browser-act network requests --type xhr,fetch         # Resource type: xhr,fetch,document,script,stylesheet,image,font,media,websocket,ping,preflight,other
browser-act network requests --method POST            # HTTP method: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.
browser-act network requests --status 2xx             # Filter by http status code (200, 2xx, 400-499)
browser-act network request <request_id>              # View full detail: headers, post data, response headers & body
browser-act network clear                             # Clear tracked requests
browser-act network har start                         # Start HAR recording
browser-act network har stop                          # Stop and save to default path (~/.browseract/har/)
browser-act network har stop ./trace.har              # Stop and save to specific path
browser-act network offline on                        # Simulate disconnect for current tab (all requests fail with ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECTED)
browser-act network offline off                       # Restore network connection for current tab
```

Use `network request <request_id>` to get full detail for a single request. The detail view includes: request headers, post data (for POST/PUT), response headers, and response body. Binary responses show a `[base64, N chars]` placeholder instead of raw content.

### Dialog Management

Handle JavaScript dialogs (alert, confirm, prompt). By default, browser-act auto-accepts dialogs. Use `--no-auto-dialog` to disable this and handle them manually.

```bash
browser-act dialog status                 # Check if a dialog is currently open
browser-act dialog accept                 # Accept (OK) the current dialog
browser-act dialog accept "some text"     # Accept with text input (for prompt dialogs)
browser-act dialog dismiss                # Dismiss (Cancel) the current dialog
```

**Manual dialog flow:** Pass `--no-auto-dialog` when opening the browser, then use `dialog status` to detect dialogs and `dialog accept` / `dialog dismiss` to handle them.

### Captcha Solving

When a page presents a captcha challenge, use `solve-captcha` to solve it automatically. This is a built-in capability of the browser-act service — run the command directly without hesitation.

```bash
browser-act solve-captcha                 # Solve captcha on current page
```

## Parallel Automation

Use separate sessions to run multiple browsers in parallel. Each `--session <name>` creates an isolated browser context — commands to different sessions can execute concurrently without conflicts.

```bash
# Create stealth browsers for each task
browser-act browser create "site-a" --desc "Scraper for site A"
browser-act browser create "site-b" --desc "Scraper for site B"

# Open each in its own session (run in parallel)
browser-act --session site-a browser open <browser_id_a> https://site-a.com
browser-act --session site-b browser open <browser_id_b> https://site-b.com

# Interact independently (can run in parallel)
browser-act --session site-a state
browser-act --session site-a click 3

browser-act --session site-b state
browser-act --session site-b click 5

# Clean up
browser-act session close site-a
browser-act session close site-b
```

Always close sessions when done to free resources.

## Session Management

Sessions isolate browser state. Each session runs its own background server.

```bash
# Use a named session
browser-act --session scraper navigate https://example.com
browser-act --session scraper state

# List active sessions
browser-act session list

# Close sessions
browser-act session close              # Close default session
browser-act session close scraper      # Close specific session
browser-act session close --all        # Close all sessions
```

The server auto-shuts down after a period of inactivity.

## Site Notes

Operational experience accumulated during browser automation is stored per domain in `references/site-notes/`.

After completing a task, if you discovered useful patterns about a site (URL structure, anti-scraping behavior, effective selectors, login quirks), write them to the corresponding file. Only write verified facts, not guesses.

**File format:**

```markdown
---
domain: example.com
updated: 2026-03-28
---
## Platform Characteristics
Architecture, anti-scraping behavior, login requirements, content loading patterns.

## Effective Patterns
Verified URL patterns, selectors, interaction strategies.

## Known Pitfalls
What fails and why.
```

**Before operating on a target site**, check if a note file exists and read it for prior knowledge. Notes are dated — treat them as hints that may have changed, not guarantees.

## System Commands

```bash
browser-act report-log                    # Upload logs to help diagnose issues
browser-act feedback "message"            # Send feedback to help improve this skill
```

If you encounter issues or have suggestions for improving browser-act, use `feedback` to let us know. This directly helps us improve the tool and this skill.

## Troubleshooting

- **`browser-act: command not found`** — Run `uv tool install browser-act-cli --python 3.12`

## References

| Path | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `references/SECURITY.md` | Project declarations on user-sensitive information (not automation instructions). |
| `references/site-notes/{domain}.md` | Per-site operational experience. Read before operating on a known site. |

[toolResult] (no output)

[toolResult]
dokumente         health_events     medikamente
dokumente_status  laborwerte

[Assistant]
exec

sqlite3 ~/Gesundheit/health_data.db ".schema dokumente"

[toolResult]
CREATE TABLE dokumente (
            id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
            datei_name TEXT NOT NULL,
            dateipfad TEXT NOT NULL,
            daten_typ TEXT NOT NULL CHECK (daten_typ IN ('pdf', 'image')),
            upload_datum TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
            groessekbytes INTEGER,
            status TEXT DEFAULT 'neu' CHECK (status IN ('neu', 'eingearbeitet', 'archiviert')),
            verarbeite_datum TIMESTAMP,
            extrahierte_inhalte TEXT,
            FOREIGN KEY (status) REFERENCES dokumente_status
        );

[Assistant] sqlite3 ~/Gesundheit/health_data.db "SELECT * FROM medikamente;"

[toolResult] (no output)

[Assistant] sqlite3 ~/Gesundheit/health_data.db ".schema medikamente"

[toolResult]
CREATE TABLE medikamente (
            id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
            dokument_id INTEGER,
            medikament_name TEXT NOT NULL,
            dosierung TEXT,
            anwendungsform TEXT,
            erhaltungsform TEXT,
            ermittlung_datum TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
            FOREIGN KEY (dokument_id) REFERENCES dokumente(id)
        );

[Assistant] sqlite3 ~/Gesundheit/health_data.db ".schema laborwerte"

[toolResult]
CREATE TABLE laborwerte (
            id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
            dokument_id INTEGER,
            parameter_name TEXT NOT NULL,
            wert TEXT NOT NULL,
            einheit TEXT,
            reference_min TEXT,
            reference_max TEXT,
            einheiten TEXT,
            bemerking TEXT,
            ermittlung_datum TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
            FOREIGN KEY (dokument_id) REFERENCES dokumente(id)
        );

[Assistant] sqlite3 ~/Gesundheit/health_data.db ".schema dokumente"

[toolResult]
CREATE TABLE dokumente (
            id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
            datei_name TEXT NOT NULL,
            dateipfad TEXT NOT NULL,
            daten_typ TEXT NOT NULL CHECK (daten_typ IN ('pdf', 'image')),
            upload_datum TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
            groessekbytes INTEGER,
            status TEXT DEFAULT 'neu' CHECK (status IN ('neu', 'eingearbeitet', 'archiviert')),
            verarbeite_datum TIMESTAMP,
            extrahierte_inhalte TEXT,
            FOREIGN KEY (status) REFERENCES dokumente_status
        );

[Assistant] sqlite3 ~/Gesundheit/health_data.db ".schema dokumente_status"

[toolResult]
CREATE TABLE dokumente_status (
            status TEXT PRIMARY KEY
        );

[Assistant] sqlite3 ~/Gesundheit/health_data.db "SELECT * FROM dokumente_status;" && sqlite3 ~/Gesundheit/health_data.db "SELECT * FROM medikamente;" && sqlite3 ~/Gesundheit/health_data.db "SELECT * FROM laborwerte;"

[toolResult]
neu
eingearbeitet
archiviert
1|1|C-reaktives Protein|16.9|mg/l|||||2026-05-02 11:23:45
2|1|Cholesterin|5.5|mmol/l|||||2026-05-02 11:23:45
3|1|LDL-Cholesterin|3.8|mmol/l|||||2026-05-02 11:23:45
4|1|Glukose|6.3|mmol/l|||||2026-05-02 11:23:45
5|54|CRP|9.8|mg/l||||Erhöht. Aus KSB INZ Bericht vom 20.09.2025.|2026-05-05 07:26:26
6|54|Leukozyten|8.7|Tsd/µl||||Aus KSB INZ Bericht vom 20.09.2025.|2026-05-05 07:26:26
7|54|Hämoglobin|15.7|g/dl||||Aus KSB INZ Bericht vom 20.09.2025.|2026-05-05 07:26:26
8|54|Kreatinin|98|umol/l||||Aus KSB INZ Bericht vom 20.09.2025.|2026-05-05 07:26:26
9|54|D-Dimere|319|||||Aus KSB INZ Bericht vom 20.09.2025.|2026-05-05 07:26:26
10|58|Dermatomykose PCR|Negativ|||||Schuppen Augenlid. Fast kein Material, keine Mikroskopie/Kultur möglich.|2026-05-05 09:22:28
11|59|Natrium|138|mmol/l|136|145||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
12|59|Kalium|3.6|mmol/l|3.4|4.5||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
13|59|Phosphat|0.54|mmol/l|0.87|1.45||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - erniedrigt (L)|2026-05-05 09:54:10
14|59|Harnstoff|4.3|mmol/l|2.14|7.14||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
15|59|Kreatinin|97|µmol/l|62|106||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
16|59|eGFR|84|ml/min||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - normiert auf 1.73m²|2026-05-05 09:54:10
17|59|Bilirubin gesamt|7|µmol/l||21||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - unter Referenzbereich|2026-05-05 09:54:10
18|59|Proteine gesamt|77|g/l|60|80||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
19|59|Albumin|48|g/l|40|49||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
20|59|ALT|17|U/l||50||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
21|59|GGT|18|U/l||60||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
22|59|Alk. Phosphatase|66|U/l|40|130||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
23|59|Cholesterin gesamt|5.6|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
24|59|HDL-Cholesterin|1.37|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
25|59|non-HDL-Cholesterin|4.2|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - erhöht|2026-05-05 09:54:10
26|59|LDL-Cholesterin|3.7|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - erhöht|2026-05-05 09:54:10
27|59|Triglyceride|1.40|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:54:10
28|60|Natrium|138|mmol/l|136|145||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
29|60|Kalium|3.6|mmol/l|3.4|4.5||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
30|60|Phosphat|0.54|mmol/l|0.87|1.45||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - erniedrigt (L)|2026-05-05 09:57:23
31|60|Harnstoff|4.3|mmol/l|2.14|7.14||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
32|60|Kreatinin|97|µmol/l|62|106||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
33|60|eGFR|84|ml/min||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - normiert auf 1.73m²|2026-05-05 09:57:23
34|60|Bilirubin gesamt|7|µmol/l||21||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - unter Referenzbereich|2026-05-05 09:57:23
35|60|Proteine gesamt|77|g/l|60|80||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
36|60|Albumin|48|g/l|40|49||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
37|60|ALT|17|U/l||50||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
38|60|GGT|18|U/l||60||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
39|60|Alk. Phosphatase|66|U/l|40|130||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
40|60|Cholesterin gesamt|5.6|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
41|60|HDL-Cholesterin|1.37|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
42|60|non-HDL-Cholesterin|4.2|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - erhöht|2026-05-05 09:57:23
43|60|LDL-Cholesterin|3.7|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - erhöht|2026-05-05 09:57:23
44|60|Triglyceride|1.40|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 09:57:23
45|61|Natrium|138|mmol/l|136|145||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
46|61|Kalium|3.6|mmol/l|3.4|4.5||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
47|61|Phosphat|0.54|mmol/l|0.87|1.45||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - erniedrigt (L)|2026-05-05 10:00:14
48|61|Harnstoff|4.3|mmol/l|2.14|7.14||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
49|61|Kreatinin|97|µmol/l|62|106||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
50|61|eGFR|84|ml/min||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - normiert auf 1.73m²|2026-05-05 10:00:14
51|61|Bilirubin gesamt|7|µmol/l||21||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - unter Referenzbereich|2026-05-05 10:00:14
52|61|Proteine gesamt|77|g/l|60|80||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
53|61|Albumin|48|g/l|40|49||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
54|61|ALT|17|U/l||50||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
55|61|GGT|18|U/l||60||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
56|61|Alk. Phosphatase|66|U/l|40|130||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
57|61|Cholesterin gesamt|5.6|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
58|61|HDL-Cholesterin|1.37|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
59|61|non-HDL-Cholesterin|4.2|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - erhöht|2026-05-05 10:00:14
60|61|LDL-Cholesterin|3.7|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025 - erhöht|2026-05-05 10:00:14
61|61|Triglyceride|1.40|mmol/l||||USZ Klinische Chemie 29.12.2025|2026-05-05 10:00:14
62|65|Hämoglobin|12.0|g/dL|12.0|16.5||Viollier 28.01.2026 - unteres Limit|2026-05-05 10:53:21
63|65|Hämatokrit||%|35|50|||2026-05-05 10:53:21
64|65|MCV||um3|80|97|||2026-05-05 10:53:21
65|65|Leukozyten||10e3/uL|3.5|10.0|||2026-05-05 10:53:21
66|65|Thrombozyten||10e3/uL|150|390|||2026-05-05 10:53:21
67|65|CRP|<5.0|mg/L||5.0||Viollier 28.01.2026 - unauffällig|2026-05-05 10:53:21
68|65|Kreatinin||umol/L||104|||2026-05-05 10:53:21
69|65|spez. Gewicht Urin|1009|||||Viollier 28.01.2026 - erniedrigt (ref 1015-1025)|2026-05-05 10:53:21
70|65|Ketokörper Urin|+|||||Viollier 28.01.2026 - positiv (Nüchtern?)|2026-05-05 10:53:21
71|65|Urobilinogen Urin|+|||||Viollier 28.01.2026|2026-05-05 10:53:21
72|65|Protein/Kreatinin Urin|<14.6|mg/mmol||15||Viollier 28.01.2026 - unauffällig|2026-05-05 10:53:21
73|65|Albumin/Kreatinin Urin|<0.73|mg/mmol||3||Viollier 28.01.2026 - unauffällig|2026-05-05 10:53:21
74|65|IgG/Kreatinin Urin|<1.9|mg/mmol||1.2||Viollier 28.01.2026 - zu niedrig für Interpretation|2026-05-05 10:53:21
75|67|Phosphat|0.99|mmol/l|0.87|1.45||IKC 06.03.2026 - normal|2026-05-05 11:23:59
76|67|CRP|<5|mg/l||5||IKC 06.03.2026 - unauffällig|2026-05-05 11:23:59
77|67|Cholesterin total|6.4|mmol/l||||IKC 06.03.2026 - erhöht (ref <5.0)|2026-05-05 11:23:59
78|67|HDL-Cholesterin|1.38|mmol/l|1.0|||IKC 06.03.2026|2026-05-05 11:23:59
79|67|non-HDL-Cholesterin|5.0|mmol/l||3.9||IKC 06.03.2026 - erhöht (ref <3.9)|2026-05-05 11:23:59
80|67|LDL-Cholesterin|4.3|mmol/l||3.0||IKC 06.03.2026 - erhöht (ref <3.0)|2026-05-05 11:23:59
81|67|Triglyceride|1.66|mmol/l||2.0||IKC 06.03.2026 - normal|2026-05-05 11:23:59
82|68|HIV Ag/Ak Combo|negativ|||||IMM 06.03.2026 - HIV-Ausschluss|2026-05-05 11:23:59
83|68|HBs-Antigen|negativ|||||IMM 06.03.2026 - keine HBV-Infektion|2026-05-05 11:23:59
84|68|Anti-HBs|positiv|||||IMM 06.03.2026 - HBV-Impfimmunität|2026-05-05 11:23:59
85|68|Anti-HBs quant|30|IE/l||10||IMM 06.03.2026 - Schutztitel vorhanden|2026-05-05 11:23:59
86|68|Anti-HBc-total|negativ|||||IMM 06.03.2026 - keine durchgemachte HBV-Infektion|2026-05-05 11:23:59
87|68|Anti-HCV|negativ|||||IMM 06.03.2026 - keine HCV-Infektion|2026-05-05 11:23:59

[Assistant]
Now let me check what the prescription image contains and find its path:

ls -la ~/Gesundheit/dokumente/ 2>/dev/null; echo "---"; ls -la ~/Gesundheit/medikamente/ 2>/dev/null; echo "---"; ls -la ~/Gesundheit/dokumente_status/ 2>/dev/null; echo "---"; ls -la ~/Gesundheit/laborwerte/ 2>/dev/null; echo "---"; ls -la ~/Gesundheit/health_events/ 2>/dev/null

[toolResult]
---
---
---
---

(Command exited with code 2)

[toolResult]
/home/agent/Gesundheit/process_inbox.sh
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Intake/250514 Labor Rothen Blutbild.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/SKILL.md
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Krankheitsgeschichte/Krankheitsverlauf_Gesundheitsdaten.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborberichte/250914_Laborbefund_Gerinnung_NFPraxis.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborberichte/250914_Laborbefund_POC_NFPraxis.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborberichte/250920_Laborbefund_Chemie_NFPraxis.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/260115 Blutuntersuchung Rheumatologie.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/260226 Gasser Marcel, 21.06.1985_Bilder MRI.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/251224 Notfall Voruntersuchung Pflege Ophthalmologie.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250604_Ultraschall.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg -2_1.jpg
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250604 Ultraschall.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/251230 Abstrich Resultat negativ.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/251224 Kurzbrief_2025 Allergie und Haut.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250920_Sonographie_TVT_KSB.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg -1_3.jpg
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg -1_4.jpg
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg -1_5.jpg
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg -2_2.jpg
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg .pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg -2_3.jpg
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg -2_4.jpg
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250619 Röntgen Thorax_2.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/260226 MRI Befund.PDF
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/260130_15265_2026-01-29_Viollier-AG---Noreply.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250914_Notfallpraxis_INZ.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250701 Bericht Untraschall.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/251016 Bericht CT.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/260111 Bericht Augenarzt KSA.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250920_Rezept_Eliquis_NFPraxis.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250619 Befund Röntgen.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg -2_5.jpg
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250619 Röntgen Thorax_1.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg -1_1.jpg
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Klinische_Befunde/250710 Vista Brugg -1_2.jpg
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/2620408 bericht__Laborbefund__für_Marcel_Gasser_#1.PDF
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/251229 Bericht__Klinische_Chemie__für_Marcel_Gasser 4.PDF
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/251231 Bericht__Thrombophilie-Abklärung_vom_27.08.2025__für_Marcel_Gasser_geb._21.06.1985.PDF
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/260101 Krankheitsverlauf Thrombosen und Augenlidentzündung.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/251231 dermatologische Poliklinik vom 29.12.2025.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/251231 Bericht__Klinische_Chemie__für_Marcel_Gasser 2.PDF
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/250514_Labor_Rothen_Blutbild.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/251229 Bericht__Dermatologische_Klinik__für_Marcel_Gasser 3.PDF
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/260306 Bericht 1__Klinische_Chemie__für_Marcel_Gasser.PDF
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/260306 Bericht__Klinische_Immunologie__für_Marcel_Gasser.PDF
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/260115 Termin Bericht__RUZ_CIR_Termin_Zuweisung__für_Marcel_Gasser_geb._21.06.1985.PDF
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/250917 bericht KSB.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/Archiv/Laborwerte/260130_letter_6938292917295580271.pdf
/home/agent/Gesundheit/health_data.db

[Assistant] find ~/Gesundheit -name "*Eliquis*" -o -name "*rezept*" -o -name "*Rezept*" 2>/dev/null | head -20

[Assistant]
Now let me check the media store for the uploaded image:

find /home/agent/.openclaw/media -type f -newer /home/agent/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORY.md 2>/dev/null | head -20; echo "---"; ls -lt /home/agent/.openclaw/media/ 2>/dev/null | head -20

[toolResult]
/home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---2aa190c3-6862-4745-8d4f-a3892ba640fb.jpg
/home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---9a2e6718-c76c-437b-8e9f-476b8310afe8.jpg
/home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---3132a8bf-51fe-483e-bb6b-bd5e873bc4ae.jpg
/home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---f6ee9f3e-2ae8-4397-a8e4-ad875721c63f.jpg
/home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---4b45aa81-2f8c-4a20-834d-18c54428d8b7.jpg
---
insgesamt 12
drwx------ 2 agent agent 4096 Mai  6 11:24 inbound
drwx------ 2 agent agent 4096 Mai  5 21:16 outbound
drwx------ 2 agent agent 4096 Mai  5 13:32 browser

[Assistant] ls -lt /home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/ | head -10

[toolResult]
insgesamt 740
-rw-r--r-- 1 agent agent 127778 Mai  6 11:24 file_18---2aa190c3-6862-4745-8d4f-a3892ba640fb.jpg
-rw-r--r-- 1 agent agent 127778 Mai  6 11:10 file_18---9a2e6718-c76c-437b-8e9f-476b8310afe8.jpg
-rw-r--r-- 1 agent agent 127778 Mai  6 11:08 file_18---f6ee9f3e-2ae8-4397-a8e4-ad875721c63f.jpg
-rw-r--r-- 1 agent agent 127778 Mai  6 10:59 file_18---4b45aa81-2f8c-4a20-834d-18c54428d8b7.jpg
-rw-r--r-- 1 agent agent 127778 Mai  6 10:43 file_18---3132a8bf-51fe-483e-bb6b-bd5e873bc4ae.jpg
-rw-r--r-- 1 agent agent  18929 Apr 29 18:06 file_17---7bf5b234-4906-46bd-903f-94a085303c50.ogg
-rw-r--r-- 1 agent agent  11747 Apr 27 20:29 file_16---6a0ba5e5-4b1f-49ac-99d7-425e5c678827.ogg
-rw-r--r-- 1 agent agent  16614 Apr 27 19:11 file_15---674bfffd-02be-476e-9a48-4c1eb537c00b.ogg
-rw-r--r-- 1 agent agent   7387 Apr 26 16:25 file_14---e22e2d49-b2cf-4020-8d67-d9e2fa9ed8f1.ogg

[Assistant]
The most recent upload at 11:24 is the prescription image. Let me analyze it:

image

Prompt: Extract all text from this prescription document. Identify the medication name, dosage, frequency, prescriber, date, and any instructions. Return the full extracted text and a structured summary of all prescription details.

[toolResult]
{
  "status": "error",
  "tool": "image",
  "error": "Local media file not found: /home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---2aa190c3-6862-4745-8d87573bc4ae.jpg"
}

[Assistant] Prompt: Extract all text from this prescription document. Identify the medication name, dosage, frequency, prescriber, date, and any instructions. Return the full extracted text and a structured summary of all prescription details.

[toolResult]
{
  "status": "error",
  "tool": "image",
  "error": "No image model is configured. Set agents.defaults.imageModel or configure an image-capable provider."
}

[toolResult] /home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---2aa190c3-6862-4745-8d4f-a3892ba640fb.jpg: JPEG image data, JFIF standard 1.01, aspect ratio, density 1x1, segment length 16, progressive, precision 8, 960x1280, components 3

[Assistant]
Let me use tesseract for OCR:

exec

tesseract /home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---2aa190c3-6862-4745-8d4f-a3892ba640fb.jpg stdout --ps 3 -l deu+eng 2>/dev/null

[toolResult] (Command exited with code 1)

[Assistant] tesseract --version 2>&1; which tesseract 2>&1; apt list --installed 2>/dev/null | grep tesseract

[toolResult]
tesseract 5.3.4
 leptonica-1.82.0
  libgif 5.2.1 : libjpeg 8d (libjpeg-turbo 2.1.5) : libpng 1.6.43 : libtiff 4.5.1 : zlib 1.3 : libwebp 1.3.2 : libopenjp2 2.5.0
 Found AVX512BW
 Found AVX512F
 Found AVX512VNNI
 Found AVX2
 Found AVX
 Found FMA
 Found SSE4.1
 Found OpenMP 201511
 Found libarchive 3.7.2 zlib/1.3 liblzma/5.4.5 bz2lib/1.0.8 liblz4/1.9.4 libzstd/1.5.5
 Found libcurl/8.5.0 OpenSSL/3.0.13 zlib/1.3 brotli/1.1.0 zstd/1.5.5 libidn2/2.3.7 libpsl/0.21.2 (+libidn2/2.3.7) libssh/0.10.6/openssl/zlib nghttp2/1.59.0 librtmp/2.3 OpenLDAP/2.6.10
/usr/bin/tesseract
libtesseract5/noble,now 5.3.4-1build5 amd64  [Installiert,automatisch]
tesseract-ocr-deu/noble,noble,now 1:4.1.0-2 all  [installiert]
tesseract-ocr-eng/noble,noble,now 1:4.1.0-2 all  [Installiert,automatisch]
tesseract-ocr-osd/noble,noble,now 1:4.1.0-2 all  [Installiert,automatisch]
tesseract-ocr/noble,now 5.3.4-1build5 amd64  [installiert]

[Assistant] tesseract /home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---2aa190c3-6862-4745-8d4f-a3892ba640fb.jpg stdout --ps 3 -l deu+eng 2>&1 | head -200

[toolResult] Error, unknown command line argument '--ps'

[Assistant] tesseract /home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---2aa190c3-6862-4745-8d4f-a3892ba640fb.jpg stdout -l deu+eng 2>&1

[toolResult]
Estimating resolution as 158
Detected 69 diacritics
Manch -olel -

KSeB

Ort der Gesundheit

Rezept vom 06.05.2026

Gasser Marcel, 21.06.1985 (m)

Kantonsspital Baden AG
CH-S404 Baden
Yor ksbich

Department Chinrie

Geftaszectun
eben +4 (056486 9012

Chapfstrasse 16, CH-5210 Windisch, Tel.: 079 348 78 40, PID/FID: 38549/21743023

ZSR-Nr.: R702319

Beginn Rezeptierung

oft Rp |Medikamentenname |*|Mo |Mi |Ab |Na [Einheit |Anw.Art|Bemerkung
Wirkstoff:
1 OP |ELIQUIS 2.5 mg Ü 1 Stk p.o.
Filmtablette
Apixaban Filmtabl (2.5 mg)

*: Aus medizinischen Gründen nicht substituleren.

Ende Rezeptierung jo

‘Dipl. Ärztin Julia Neuenschwander
Assistenzärztin
Elektronisch signiert

Dieser Bericht wurde elektronisch visiert

MARCEL 85 035174/10091590
Kantonsspital Baden AG (06.05.2026 LFE
ELIQUIS FILMTABL 2,5 MG 100

STK
05.2026 1x 130.15

AEZEPT 087237 _
oh ibe

1985
Verkauf 10081580,
Datum 06.08
SER 7302 tANDQUAR

SENTORSSITALBADEN

N)

8845556534715

TALE

5404 BADEN
02339 aygthato tap & nas
BE im Ergol 1, 6404 At
— 058 443 03 03

Regionale Apotheke Baden AG
Apotheke tag & nacht
Im Ergel 1

ro ROH E

[Assistant] tesseract /home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---2aa190c3-6862-4745-8d4f-a3892ba640fb.jpg stdout -l deu+eng --oem 3 2>&1

[toolResult]
Estimating resolution as 158
Detected 69 diacritics
Manch -olel -

KSeB

Ort der Gesundheit

Rezept vom 06.05.2026

Gasser Marcel, 21.06.1985 (m)

Kantonsspital Baden AG
CH-S404 Baden
Yor ksbich

Department Chinrie

Geftaszectun
eben +4 (056486 9012

Chapfstrasse 16, CH-5210 Windisch, Tel.: 079 348 78 40, PID/FID: 38549/21743023

ZSR-Nr.: R702319

Beginn Rezeptierung

oft Rp |Medikamentenname |*|Mo |Mi |Ab |Na [Einheit |Anw.Art|Bemerkung
Wirkstoff:
1 OP |ELIQUIS 2.5 mg Ü 1 Stk p.o.
Filmtablette
Apixaban Filmtabl (2.5 mg)

*: Aus medizinischen Gründen nicht substituleren.

Ende Rezeptierung jo

‘Dipl. Ärztin Julia Neuenschwander
Assistenzärztin
Elektronisch signiert

Dieser Bericht wurde elektronisch visiert

MARCEL 85 035174/10091590
Kantonsspital Baden AG (06.05.2026 LFE
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[Assistant]
Good, I've got the OCR output. Let me now process this prescription and save it to the health directory and update the database.

ls -la /home/agent/Gesundheit/dokumente/ 2>/dev/null; ls -la /home/agent/Gesundheit/medikamente/ 2>/dev/null; ls -la /home/agent/Gesundheit/ 2>/dev/null

[toolResult]
insgesamt 160
drwxrwxr-x  7 agent agent   4096 Mai  5 21:14 .
drwxr-x--- 24 agent agent   4096 Mai  6 07:02 ..
drwxrwxr-x  9 agent agent   4096 Mai  5 21:00 Archiv
-rw-r--r--  1 agent agent 114688 Mai  5 13:24 health_data.db
drwxrwxr-x  2 agent agent   4096 Mai  5 20:51 Inbox
drwxrwxr-x  2 agent agent   4096 Mai  2 10:57 Intake
drwxrwxr-x  2 agent agent   4096 Mai  5 21:14 Krankheitsgeschichte
-rwxrwxr-x  1 agent agent   6680 Mai  4 21:16 process_inbox.sh
-rwxrwxr-x  1 agent agent   2009 Mai  4 20:34 query_health.sh
drwxrwxr-x  2 agent agent   4096 Mai  2 10:42 scripts
-rw-rw-r--  1 agent agent   1566 Mai  4 20:35 SKILL.md

[Assistant] sqlite3 /home/agent/Gesundheit/health_data.db ".tables" 2>/dev/null

[toolResult]
dokumente         health_events     medikamente
dokumente_status  laborwerte

[Assistant] sqlite3 /home/agent/Gesundheit/health_data.db ".schema dokumenten" 2>/dev/null; sqlite3 /home/agent/Gesundheit/health_data.db ".schema medikamente" 2>/dev/null; sqlite3 /home/agent/Gesundheit/health_data.db ".schema dokumente_status" 2>/dev/null

[toolResult]
CREATE TABLE medikamente (
            id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
            dokument_id INTEGER,
            medikament_name TEXT NOT NULL,
            dosierung TEXT,
            anwendungsform TEXT,
            erhaltungsform TEXT,
            ermittlung_datum TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
            FOREIGN KEY (dokument_id) REFERENCES dokumente(id)
        );
CREATE TABLE dokumente_status (
            status TEXT PRIMARY KEY
        );

[Assistant] sqlite3 /home/agent/Gesundheit/health_data.db "SELECT * FROM dokumente_status;" 2>/dev/null

[toolResult]
neu
eingearbeitet
archiviert

[Assistant] sqlite3 /home/agent/Gesundheit/health_data.db ".schema dokumente" 2>/dev/null

[toolResult]
CREATE TABLE dokumente (
            id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
            datei_name TEXT NOT NULL,
            dateipfad TEXT NOT NULL,
            daten_typ TEXT NOT NULL CHECK (daten_typ IN ('pdf', 'image')),
            upload_datum TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
            groessekbytes INTEGER,
            status TEXT DEFAULT 'neu' CHECK (status IN ('neu', 'eingearbeitet', 'archiviert')),
            verarbeite_datum TIMESTAMP,
            extrahierte_inhalte TEXT,
            FOREIGN KEY (status) REFERENCES dokumente_status
        );

[Assistant]
Good. Now let me save the prescription image to the health directory, insert into the database, and update the medication record.

cp /home/agent/.openclaw/media/inbound/file_18---2aa190c3-6862-4745-8d4f-a3892ba640fb.jpg /home/agent/Gesundheit/dokumente/rezept_2026-05-06_eliquis.jpg 2>/dev/null || echo "dokumente dir does not exist"

[toolResult] dokumente dir does not exist

[Assistant] mkdir -p /home/agent/Gesundheit/dokumente /home/agent/Gesundheit/medikamente /home/agent/Gesundheit/laborwerte /home/agent/Gesundheit/dokumente_status

List OpenClaw agent ids you can target with `sessions_spawn` when `runtime="subagent"` (based on subagent allowlists).

browser

Control the browser via OpenClaw's browser control server (status/start/stop/profiles/tabs/open/snapshot/screenshot/actions). Browser choice: omit profile by default for the isolated OpenClaw-managed browser (`openclaw`). For the logged-in user browser, use profile="user". A supported Chromium-based browser (v144+) must be running on the selected host or browser node. Use only when existing logins/cookies matter and the user is present. For profile="user" or other existing-session profiles, omit timeoutMs on act:type, evaluate, hover, scrollIntoView, drag, select, and fill; that driver rejects per-call timeout overrides for those actions. When a node-hosted browser proxy is available, the tool may auto-route to it. Pin a node with node=<id|name> or target="node". When using refs from snapshot (e.g. e12), keep the same tab: prefer passing targetId from the snapshot response into subsequent actions (act/click/type/etc). For tab operations, targetId also accepts tabId handles (t1) and labels from action=tabs. For multi-step browser work, login checks, stale refs, duplicate tabs, or Google Meet flows, use the bundled browser-automation skill when it is available. For stable, self-resolving refs across calls, use snapshot with refs="aria" (Playwright aria-ref ids). Default refs="role" are role+name-based. Use snapshot+act for UI automation. Avoid act:wait by default; use only in exceptional cases when no reliable UI state exists. target selects browser location (sandbox|host|node). Default: host. Host target allowed.

canvas

Control node canvases (present/hide/navigate/eval/snapshot/A2UI). Use snapshot to capture the rendered UI.

Retrieve a directory tree from a paired node as a gzipped tarball, unpack it on the gateway, and return a manifest of saved paths. Use to pull source trees, asset folders, or log directories in a single round-trip. The unpacked files live on the GATEWAY (not your local machine); pass localPath into other tools or use file_fetch on individual entries to ship them elsewhere. Rejects trees larger than 16 MB compressed. Requires operator opt-in: gateway.nodes.allowCommands must include 'dir.fetch' AND plugins.entries.file-transfer.config.nodes.<node>.allowReadPaths must match the directory path.

Node id, name, or IP. Resolves the same way as the nodes tool.

Absolute path to the directory on the node to fetch. Canonicalized server-side.

Max gzipped tarball bytes to fetch. Default 8 MB, hard ceiling 16 MB (single round-trip).

Reserved for v2; currently always includes dotfiles (v1 quirk in BSD tar).

Retrieve a structured directory listing from a paired node. Returns file and subdirectory metadata (name, path, size, mimeType, isDir, mtime) without transferring file content. Use this to discover what files exist before fetching them with file_fetch. Pagination is offset-based; pass nextPageToken from the previous result. Requires operator opt-in: gateway.nodes.allowCommands must include 'dir.list' AND plugins.entries.file-transfer.config.nodes.<node>.allowReadPaths must match the directory path. Without policy configured, every call is denied.

Absolute path to the directory on the node. Canonicalized server-side.

Max entries per page. Default 200, hard ceiling 5000.

edit

Edit a single file using exact text replacement. Every edits[].oldText must match a unique, non-overlapping region of the original file. If two changes affect the same block or nearby lines, merge them into one edit instead of emitting overlapping edits. Do not include large unchanged regions just to connect distant changes.

Path to the file to edit (relative or absolute)

One or more targeted replacements. Each edit is matched against the original file, not incrementally. Do not include overlapping or nested edits. If two changes touch the same block or nearby lines, merge them into one edit instead.

exec

Execute shell commands with background continuation for work that starts now. Use yieldMs/background to continue later via process tool. For long-running work started now, rely on automatic completion wake when it is enabled and the command emits output or fails; otherwise use process to confirm completion. Use process whenever you need logs, status, input, or intervention. Use pty=true for TTY-required commands (terminal UIs, coding agents).

Shell command to execute

Working directory (defaults to cwd)

Milliseconds to wait before backgrounding (default 10000)

Run in background immediately

Timeout in seconds (optional, kills process on expiry)

Run in a pseudo-terminal (PTY) when available (TTY-required CLIs, coding agents)

Run on the host with elevated permissions (if allowed)

Exec host/target (auto|sandbox|gateway|node).

Exec security mode (deny|allowlist|full).

Exec ask mode (off|on-miss|always).

Node id/name for host=node.

Retrieve a file from a paired node by absolute path. Returns image content blocks for image MIME types, inlines small text files (≤8 KB) as text content, and saves everything else under the gateway media store with a path you can pass to file_write or other tools. Use this for screenshots, photos, receipts, logs, source files. Pair with file_write to copy a file from one node to another (no exec/cp shell-out needed). Requires operator opt-in: gateway.nodes.allowCommands must include 'file.fetch' AND plugins.entries.file-transfer.config.nodes.<node>.allowReadPaths must match the path. Without policy configured, every call is denied.

Node id, name, or IP. Resolves the same way as the nodes tool.

Absolute path to the file on the node. Canonicalized server-side.

Max bytes to fetch. Default 8 MB, hard ceiling 16 MB (single round-trip).

Write file bytes to a paired node by absolute path. Atomic write (temp + rename). Refuses to overwrite by default — pass overwrite=true to replace. Refuses to write through symlink targets unless policy explicitly allows following symlinks. Pair with file_fetch by passing its mediaId as sourceMediaId for binary copy. Requires operator opt-in: gateway.nodes.allowCommands must include 'file.write' AND plugins.entries.file-transfer.config.nodes.<node>.allowWritePaths must match the destination path. Without policy configured, every call is denied.

Node id or display name to write the file on.

Absolute path on the node to write. Canonicalized server-side.

Base64-encoded bytes to write. Maximum 16 MB after decode.

Media id returned by file_fetch. Preferred for binary copies because bytes stay in the gateway media store.

Content type hint. Not validated against the content.

Allow overwriting an existing file. Default false.

Create missing parent directories (mkdir -p). Default false.

image

Analyze one or more images with a vision model. Use image for a single path/URL, or images for multiple (up to 20). Only use this tool when images were NOT already provided in the user's message. Images mentioned in the prompt are automatically visible to you.

Single image path or URL.

Multiple image paths or URLs (up to maxImages, default 20).

Generate new images or edit reference images with the configured or inferred image-generation model. For transparent backgrounds, use outputFormat="png" or "webp" and background="transparent"; OpenAI also accepts openai.background and OpenClaw routes the default OpenAI image model to gpt-image-1.5 for that mode. Set agents.defaults.imageGenerationModel.primary to pick a provider/model. Providers declare their own auth/readiness; use action="list" to inspect registered providers, models, readiness, and auth hints. Generated images are delivered automatically from the tool result as MEDIA paths.

Optional action: "generate" (default) or "list" to inspect available providers/models.

Image generation prompt.

Optional reference image path or URL for edit mode.

Optional reference images for edit mode (up to 5).

Optional provider/model override, e.g. openai/gpt-image-2; use openai/gpt-image-1.5 for transparent OpenAI backgrounds.

Optional output filename hint. OpenClaw preserves the basename and saves under its managed media directory.

Optional size hint like 1024x1024, 1536x1024, 1024x1536, 2048x2048, or 3840x2160.

Optional aspect ratio hint: 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 9:16, 16:9, or 21:9.

Optional resolution hint: 1K, 2K, or 4K. Useful for Google edit/generation flows.

Optional quality hint: low, medium, high, or auto when the provider supports it.

Optional output format hint: png, jpeg, or webp when the provider supports it.

Optional background hint: transparent, opaque, or auto when the provider supports it. For transparent output use outputFormat png or webp.

Optional number of images to request (1-4).

Optional provider request timeout in milliseconds.

Safe exact excerpt read from MEMORY.md or memory/*.md. Defaults to a bounded excerpt when lines are omitted, includes truncation/continuation info when more content exists, and `corpus=wiki` reads from registered compiled-wiki supplements.

Mandatory recall step: semantically search MEMORY.md + memory/*.md (and optional session transcripts) before answering questions about prior work, decisions, dates, people, preferences, or todos. Optional `corpus=wiki` or `corpus=all` also searches registered compiled-wiki supplements. `corpus=memory` restricts hits to indexed memory files (excludes session transcript chunks from ranking). `corpus=sessions` restricts hits to indexed session transcripts (same visibility rules as session history tools). If response has disabled=true, memory retrieval is unavailable and should be surfaced to the user.

message

Send, delete, and manage messages via channel plugins. Supports actions: broadcast, delete, edit, poll, react, send, topic-create, topic-edit.

Recipient/channel: E.164 for WhatsApp/Signal, Telegram chat id/@username, Discord/Slack/Mattermost <channelId|user:ID|channel:ID>, or iMessage handle/chat_id

Message effect name/id for sendWithEffect (e.g., invisible ink).

Alias for effectId (e.g., invisible-ink, balloons).

Media URL or local path. data: URLs are not supported here, use buffer.

Base64 payload for attachments (optionally a data: URL).

Quote text for Telegram reply_parameters

Send image/GIF as document to avoid Telegram compression (Telegram only).

Send image/GIF as document to avoid Telegram compression. Alias for forceDocument (Telegram only).

Shared presentation payload for rich text, buttons, selects, and context. Core degrades unsupported blocks to text.

Shared delivery preferences. pin requests that the sent message be pinned when the channel supports it.

Target message id for read, reaction, edit, delete, pin, or unpin. If omitted for reaction-like actions, defaults to the current inbound message id when available.

snake_case alias of messageId. If omitted for reaction-like actions, defaults to the current inbound message id when available.

When true for a reaction to the current inbound message, use that reacted message as the status-reaction target for subsequent tool progress when the channel supports it.

snake_case alias of trackToolCalls.

Poll answer id to vote for. Use when the channel exposes stable answer ids.

1-based poll option number to vote for, matching the rendered numbered poll choices.

Channel id filter (search/thread list/event create).

Chat id for chat-scoped metadata actions.

pdf

Analyze one or more PDF documents with a model. Supports native PDF analysis for Anthropic and Google models, with text/image extraction fallback for other providers. Use pdf for a single path/URL, or pdfs for multiple (up to 10). Provide a prompt describing what to analyze.

Single PDF path or URL.

Multiple PDF paths or URLs (up to 10).

Page range to process, e.g. "1-5", "1,3,5-7". Defaults to all pages.

process

Manage running exec sessions for commands already started: list, poll, log, write, send-keys, submit, paste, kill. Use poll/log when you need status, logs, quiet-success confirmation, or completion confirmation when automatic completion wake is unavailable. Use write/send-keys/submit/paste/kill for input or intervention.

Process action

Session id for actions other than list

Data to write for write

Key tokens to send for send-keys

Hex bytes to send for send-keys

Literal string for send-keys

Text to paste for paste

Wrap paste in bracketed mode

Close stdin after write

Log offset

Log length

For poll: wait up to this many milliseconds before returning; max 30000 ms, higher values are clamped to 30000

read

Read the contents of a file. Supports text files and images (jpg, png, gif, webp). Images are sent as attachments. For text files, output is truncated to 2000 lines or 50KB (whichever is hit first). Use offset/limit for large files. When you need the full file, continue with offset until complete.

Path to the file to read (relative or absolute)

Line number to start reading from (1-indexed)

Maximum number of lines to read

Show a /status-equivalent session status card for the current or another visible session, including usage, time, cost when available, and linked background task context. Use `sessionKey="current"` for the current session; do not use UI/client labels such as `openclaw-tui` as session keys. Optional `model` sets a per-session model override; `model=default` resets overrides. Use this for questions like what model is active or how a session is configured.

Fetch sanitized message history for a visible session. Supports limits and optional tool messages; use this to inspect another session before replying, debugging, or resuming work.

List visible sessions with optional filters for kind, label, agentId, search, recent activity, derived titles, and last-message previews. Use this to discover a target session before calling sessions_history or sessions_send.

Send a message into another visible session by sessionKey or label. Thread-scoped chat sessions are rejected; target the parent channel session for inter-agent coordination. Use this to delegate follow-up work to an existing session; waits for the target run and returns the updated assistant reply when available.

Spawn a clean isolated session by default with the native subagent runtime. `mode="run"` is one-shot background work. Subagents inherit the parent workspace directory automatically. For native subagents only, set `context="fork"` when the child needs the current transcript context; otherwise omit it or use `context="isolated"`. Use this when the work should happen in a fresh child session instead of the current one.

Native subagent context mode. Omit or use "isolated" for a clean child session; use "fork" only when the child needs the requester transcript context.

When true, spawned subagent runs use lightweight bootstrap context. Only applies to runtime='subagent'.

End your current turn. Use after spawning subagents to receive their results as the next message.

subagents

List, kill, or steer spawned sub-agents for this requester session. Use this for sub-agent orchestration.

tts

Use only for explicit audio intent (audio, voice, speech, TTS) or active TTS config. Never use for ordinary text replies. Audio is delivered automatically from the tool result. After a successful call, follow the current conversation's reply instructions and avoid sending a duplicate text/audio response.

Text to convert to speech.

Optional channel id to pick output format.

Optional provider request timeout in milliseconds.

Generate videos using configured providers. Generated videos are saved under OpenClaw-managed media storage and delivered automatically as attachments. Duration requests may be rounded to the nearest provider-supported value.

Optional action: "generate" (default), "status" to inspect the active session task, or "list" to inspect available providers/models.

Video generation prompt.

Optional single reference image path or URL.

Optional reference images (up to 9).

Optional semantic roles for the combined reference image list, parallel by index. The list is `image` (if provided) followed by each entry in `images`, in order, after de-duplication. Canonical values: "first_frame", "last_frame", "reference_image". Providers may accept additional role strings. Must not have more entries than the combined image list; use an empty string to leave a position unset.

Optional single reference video path or URL.

Optional reference videos (up to 4).

Optional semantic roles for the combined reference video list, parallel by index. The list is `video` (if provided) followed by each entry in `videos`, in order, after de-duplication. Canonical value: "reference_video". Providers may accept additional role strings. Must not have more entries than the combined video list; use an empty string to leave a position unset.

Optional single reference audio path or URL (e.g. background music).

Optional reference audios (up to 3).

Optional semantic roles for the combined reference audio list, parallel by index. The list is `audioRef` (if provided) followed by each entry in `audioRefs`, in order, after de-duplication. Canonical value: "reference_audio". Providers may accept additional role strings. Must not have more entries than the combined audio list; use an empty string to leave a position unset.

Optional provider/model override, e.g. qwen/wan2.6-t2v.

Optional size hint like 1280x720 or 1920x1080 when the provider supports it.

Optional aspect ratio hint: 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 3:4, 4:3, 4:5, 5:4, 9:16, 16:9, 21:9, or "adaptive".

Optional resolution hint: 480P, 720P, 768P, or 1080P.

Optional target duration in seconds. OpenClaw may round this to the nearest provider-supported duration.

Optional audio toggle when the provider supports generated audio.

Optional watermark toggle when the provider supports it.

Optional provider-specific options as a JSON object, e.g. `{"seed": 42, "draft": true}`. Each provider declares its own accepted keys and primitive types (number/boolean/string) via its capabilities; unknown keys or type mismatches skip the candidate during fallback and never silently reach the wrong provider. Run `video_generate action=list` to see which keys each provider accepts.

Optional provider request timeout in milliseconds.

Fetch and extract readable content from a URL (HTML → markdown/text). Use for lightweight page access without browser automation.

HTTP or HTTPS URL to fetch.

Extraction mode ("markdown" or "text").

Maximum characters to return (truncates when exceeded).

Search the web. Returns provider-normalized results for current information lookup.

Search query string.

Number of results to return.

2-letter country code for region-specific results.

ISO 639-1 language code for results.

Filter by time: day, week, month, or year.

Only results published after this date (YYYY-MM-DD).

Only results published before this date (YYYY-MM-DD).

Brave search result language code.

Brave UI locale code in language-region format.

Perplexity native Search API domain filter.

Perplexity native Search API total content budget.

Perplexity native Search API max tokens extracted per page.

write

Write content to a file. Creates the file if it doesn't exist, overwrites if it does. Automatically creates parent directories.

Path to the file to write (relative or absolute)

Content to write to the file