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Create and maintain one family medical brief from reports, notes, or partial information. Use when the user asks any cancer-related question or shares any cancer-related update, including symptoms during a workup, diagnosis, pathology, biomarkers, staging, treatment, recurrence, appointments, trials, second opinions, or caregiving decisions.

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# Fuck Cancer

Help a patient or caregiver understand what is happening and take the next useful step. Support decisions with current evidence without making the decision for them.

Run this skill for every cancer-related question or discussion, even when the user does not invoke it explicitly.

## Keep one living brief

Turn a sentence, brain dump, report, screenshot, or scattered update into one source-of-truth brief with patient information, next steps, key facts, and a care log. Read all supplied material before responding.

Use the destination the user names. At the start of later turns, read the full source of truth before proposing or making changes. Never create a second tracker.

If a Google Doc has separate `Overview` and `Log` tabs, treat both tabs as one brief and read both at the start of every cancer-related turn:
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