emergency-room-beds

Emergency Room Beds is a Korean-locale health skill that helps users find nearby Korean emergency rooms and their public operating-status flags based on a location the user provides. It solves the problem of quickly surfacing which ERs are close and operating, using official public surfaces (E-Gen emergency room search and nearby-list endpoints, NEMC monitoring, and Kakao Map for geocoding the location string). It is distributed as a thin CLI stub: the SKILL.md points to an npx command (@nomadamas/k-skill) that prints the full, runtime-aware instructions, so the on-disk file is intentionally a pointer to the always-up-to-date CLI and upstream repo.

The workflow requires the user's location first (it never auto-infers location), geocodes it via Kakao Map, then queries the E-Gen public nearby list to return distance-ordered results (typically three to five). For each hospital it shows name and distance, emergency-facility grade and hospital type, ER operating status, ward/bed operating flags, regional trauma-center and pediatric-specialty flags, address, phone, data update time, and a map link. Crucially, it emphasizes that the public E-Gen list provides operating flags rather than exact real-time remaining bed counts, so it must not assert precise bed availability, and it recommends calling 119 or the hospital directly in an emergency.

It targets people in Korea searching for nearby emergency care. The skill carries explicit safety hard-rules: never execute payments, message delivery, submissions, cancellations, or public posting without immediate explicit approval; never ask for, print, or store plaintext credentials; and never bypass legal, CAPTCHA, identity, or e-signature boundaries. It is a read-only, safety-conscious information tool.