Skills that turn your clinic's knowledge and test data into finished documents: return-to-sport reports, evidence briefs, CPD reflections and handouts, in your clinic's voice. We test them on sample requests against your clinic's rules, trace every miss and fix the cause.
Works on its own with your existing documents, and best alongside a Second Brain, because the skills draft from it.
We recommend Claude Team, so your material isn't used to train models and you control who has access.
Chosen from the list below, or built around how you work, each following your clinic's rules.
Sample requests your team really gets, like an ankle sprain handout for a 15-year-old, checked against your rules: tone, reading level, required sections and cited sources. Run before and after, so you can see what changed.
Your team learns to use the skills, then £85 an hour if you need more help later.
Sample requests your team really gets, and the rules a good draft must follow.
See how often the drafts follow your rules before the skills are tuned.
Find why a draft broke a rule: a missing source, an unclear instruction, the wrong template.
Change the skill or the source behind it, not just one draft.
Score again, so you can see whether it actually improved.
Clinics will pick three. These suit most physio, S&C and rehab clinics, and we can build others around how you work.
Turns test results, like a hop battery or a force plate export, into a report: limb symmetry, results against your clinic's criteria, flags and next steps. Works on anonymised results, so no patient details go in.
Answers "what does the evidence say?" from your clinic's library, with sources. Or checks one of your protocols against current research and flags the gaps.
Turns notes from a course, paper or case into a structured reflection, ready for an HCPC or BASRaT CPD audit.
Checks a handout, blog or presentation: every citation matches the reference list, nothing is missing or unused, and each claim says what the source actually says.
Reviews your handouts, slides and social graphics for the tells that make them look AI-made, and fixes them, so they look like your clinic made them.
Turns a clinical question into a search of PubMed, Europe PMC and other open research databases, then lists the best studies first with links. Every paper it cites is one it actually found.
Asks the intake questions before writing anything, then lays sessions out in a set client template.
Naming, tags in a fixed order, and a three-line coaching cue for every exercise. Checks stop two exercises getting the same cue.
Testing-day sheets plus a benchmark file that builds a squad dataset, with percentile bands for IMTP, squat jump and Yo-Yo IR1.
Drafts student reports at 90–100 words in a positive tone, with the word count shown. Names are never included.
Finds DOIs and free PDFs for a reference list, shows a dry run first, then adds them to the Second Brain.
They're coming soon. Tell us on a call what your team writes most often, and we'll let you know when they're ready.