postmortem report

The problem

Translating raw autopsy notes and fragmented forensic data into professional, structured reports is time-consuming and prone to organizational errors. Developers building tools for medical examiners or legal teams need a reliable way to categorize medical findings without risking data fabrication.

What it does

• Structures raw postmortem and internal examination notes into professional medico-legal formats.
• Extracts and organizes injury data including location, size, and orientation into structured lists or tables.
• Builds chronological case timelines from documented dates and times.
• Identifies discrepancies, contradictions, and missing critical information within provided datasets.
• Separates objective documented findings from reported circumstances and evidence-based interpretations.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

This skill enforces strict evidence-based constraints that prevent the model from inventing injuries, measurements, or causes of death. It uses a specialized internal logic to preserve anatomical terminology and numerical accuracy while maintaining the professional neutrality required for forensic documentation.

Use cases

• Converting rough investigator field notes into formal report drafts.
• Summarizing complex toxicology and laboratory results for case reviews.
• Auditing existing forensic reports for internal contradictions or missing data points.
• Generating structured injury tables from narrative autopsy descriptions.

Known limitations

Does not provide official medical opinions or replace qualified forensic judgment. Requires source data to be provided as it will not search external databases for case facts.