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garden-doctor

Diagnoses plant problems from symptoms (yellow leaves, brown spots, drooping, pests). Provides likely diagnoses with confidence scores, treatment plans, and prevention tips using a knowledge base of 40+ common plant problems. Skill: garden-doctor Owner: voronindenis5 Summary: Diagnoses plant problems from symptoms (yellow leaves, brown spots, drooping, pests). Provides likely diagnoses with confidence scores, treatment plans, and prevention tips using a knowledge base of 40+ common plant problems. Tags: latest:0.1.1 Version history: v0.1.1 | 2026-08-11T11:58:07.235Z | auto - Removed the file skill-card.md. - No changes to code or features

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Vendor: Clawhubvendor · observed Oct 9, 2026
Protocol compatibility: OpenClawcompatibility · observed Oct 9, 2026
Adoption signal: 2.6K downloadsadoption · observed Oct 9, 2026
Latest release: 0.1.1release · observed Aug 11, 2026
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SKILL.md

---
name: garden-doctor
description: Diagnoses plant problems from symptoms (yellow leaves, brown spots, drooping, pests). Provides likely diagnoses with confidence scores, treatment plans, and prevention tips using a knowledge base of 40+ common plant problems.
version: 1.0.0
author: Denis Voronin
license: MIT
tags:
  - gardening
  - plants
  - diagnosis
  - agriculture
  - troubleshooting
---

# Garden Doctor

An agent skill that diagnoses common plant health problems from reported symptoms and provides treatment plans.

## What It Does

- **Symptom-based diagnosis** — takes a plant type and list of symptoms, matches against a knowledge base of 40+ common problems.
- **Confidence scoring** — ranks each candidate diagnosis by how many reported symptoms it matches.
- **Treatment plans** — provides step-by-step treatment instructions for each diagnosis.
- **Prevention tips** — suggests long-term care changes to prevent recurrence.
- **Pest identification** — recognizes common pests (aphids, spider mites, fungus gnats, etc.) and their damage patterns.

## Quick Start

```bash
# Diagnose from symptoms
python3 scripts/garden_doctor.py diagnose \
  --plant "tomato" \
  --symptoms "yellow leaves" "brown spots on leaves" "drooping"

# List all known problems
python3 scripts/garden_doctor.py list

# Show details of a specific problem
python3 scripts/garden_doctor.py info --id overwatering

# Search by symptom keyword
python3 scripts/garden_doctor.py search --symptom "yellow leaves"
```

## Input Format

```bash
python3 scripts/garden_doctor.py diagnose \
  --plant "monstera" \
  --symptoms "yellow leaves" "brown spots" "wilting"
```

Symptoms are matched as keywords — partial matches work (e.g., "yellow" matches "yellow leaves", "yellowing lower leaves").

## Output

Diagnosis produces structured JSON:

```json
{
  "plant": "monstera",
  "symptoms_reported": ["yellow leaves", "brown spots", "wilting"],
  "diagnoses": [
    {
      "id": "root_rot",
      "name": "Root Rot (Overwatering)",
      "confidence": 0.85,
      "matched_symptoms": 3,
      "cause": "Soil stays soggy; roots suffocate and decay.",
      "treatment": [...],
      "prevention": [...]
    }
  ],
  "disclaimer": "This tool is for informational purposes..."
}
```

## Reference Documentation

- [`references/knowledge-base.md`](references/knowledge-base.md) — full catalog of 40+ plant problems
- [`references/symptoms-guide.md`](references/symptoms-guide.md) — symptom-to-cause reference

## Disclaimer

This tool is for informational and educational purposes only. For valuable or rare plants, consult a local horticulturist or agricultural extension service.

README.md

# Garden Doctor

An agent skill that diagnoses plant health problems from symptoms and provides treatment plans and prevention tips.

## Features

- 🌿 **40+ common plant problems** in the knowledge base
- 🔍 **Symptom-based diagnosis** with confidence scoring
- 💊 **Step-by-step treatment plans** for each diagnosis
- 🛡️ **Prevention tips** to stop recurrence
- 🐛 **Pest identification** (aphids, spider mites, gnats, whiteflies, more)
- 🌱 **Plant-type awareness** — filters diagnoses relevant to specific plants

## Installation

```bash
cp -r garden-doctor /path/to/skills/
```

## Usage

```bash
# Diagnose a plant problem
python3 scripts/garden_doctor.py diagnose \
  --plant "tomato" \
  --symptoms "yellow leaves" "brown spots" "drooping"

# List all known problems
python3 scripts/garden_doctor.py list

# Show details of a specific problem by ID
python3 scripts/garden_doctor.py info --id spider_mites

# Search problems by symptom keyword
python3 scripts/garden_doctor.py search --symptom "yellow leaves"
```

## Output Format

Diagnosis results are JSON:

```json
{
  "plant": "tomato",
  "symptoms_reported": ["yellow leaves", "brown spots"],
  "diagnoses": [
    {
      "id": "early_blight",
      "name": "Early Blight",
      "confidence": 0.80,
      "matched_symptoms": 2,
      "cause": "Fungal infection (Alternaria solani)",
      "treatment": ["Remove affected leaves", "Apply copper fungicide", ...],
      "prevention": ["Rotate crops", "Water at soil level", ...]
    }
  ]
}
```

## Supported Plant Types

The knowledge base covers problems applicable to: tomatoes, peppers, roses, monstera, pothos, succulents, orchids, ferns, herbs (basil, mint), cucumbers, lettuce, citrus, fiddle leaf fig, snake plant, and general houseplants.

## Reference Documentation

- [Knowledge Base](references/knowledge-base.md) — full catalog of 40+ problems
- [Symptoms Guide](references/symptoms-guide.md) — symptom-to-cause quick reference

## Disclaimer

⚠️ For informational purposes only. For valuable, rare, or commercially important plants, consult a local horticulturist or agricultural extension service.

## License

MIT © Denis Voronin

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references/knowledge-base.md

# Plant Problem Knowledge Base

Full catalog of 40+ common plant problems covered by `garden_doctor.py`.

## How to Read This Document

Each entry has:
- **ID** — unique identifier for the `info` command
- **Name** — common name of the problem
- **Category** — watering, light, nutrient, pest, fungal, bacterial, environmental, temperature
- **Symptoms** — observable signs (what the user reports)
- **Cause** — underlying cause
- **Affected plants** — plant types most commonly affected (or "all" for universal)
- **Treatment** — actionable steps to fix
- **Prevention** — long-term care adjustments

---

## Watering Problems

### Overwatering / Root Rot
- **ID:** `overwatering`
- **Symptoms:** Yellowing leaves (especially lower), wilting despite wet soil, mushy stems, brown soft spots, foul smell from soil, leaf drop
- **Cause:** Soil stays waterlogged; roots suffocate, decay, and rot
- **Treatment:** Stop watering immediately. Remove plant from pot, inspect roots. Trim brown/mushy roots with sterilized scissors. Repot in fresh, well-draining soil. Reduce watering frequency.
- **Prevention:** Only water when top 2-5 cm of soil is dry. Ensure pot has drainage holes. Use well-draining soil mix.

### Underwatering
- **ID:** `underwatering`
- **Symptoms:** Dry crispy leaf edges, wilting/drooping, dry soil pulling from pot edges, slow growth, leaves curling inward
- **Cause:** Insufficient water; plant is drought-stressed
- **Treatment:** Water thoroughly until water drains from bottom. For severely dry plants, bottom-water for 30 minutes. Establish regular watering schedule.
- **Prevention:** Check soil moisture weekly. Water deeply rather than shallowly. Use mulch to retain moisture (outdoor plants).

### Edema
- **ID:** `edema`
- **Symptoms:** Blisters/bumps on underside of leaves, corky patches, leaf curling
- **Cause:** Plant takes up water faster than it can transpire (usually from overwatering in high humidity)
- **Treatment:** Reduce watering. Improve air circulation. Increase light.
- **Prevention:** Water in morning. Ensure good ventilation.

---

## Light Problems

### Too Little Light
- **ID:** `low_light`
- **Symptoms:** Leggy/stretched growth, small pale leaves, slow growth, leaning toward light, leaves dropping
- **Cause:** Insufficient light for photosynthesis
- **Treatment:** Move to brighter location (indirect light). Supplement with grow lights (12-14 hours). Prune leggy growth.
- **Prevention:** Research light needs of each plant. Rotate pots weekly for even growth.

### Too Much Light / Sunburn
- **ID:** `sunburn`
- **Symptoms:** Brown crispy patches on leaves (often white/bleached), leaves curling, crispy edges, spots on the side facing the sun
- **Cause:** Excessive direct sunlight bleaches and burns leaf tissue
- **Treatment:** Move plant away from direct sun. Filter light with sheer curtain. Remove severely damaged leaves.
- **Prevention:** Acclimate plants gradually to brighter light. Know your plant's light requirements.

---

references/symptoms-guide.md

# Symptoms Guide — Quick Reference

A symptom-to-cause reference to help match what you observe to possible diagnoses.

## How to Use

1. Identify the primary symptom you observe.
2. Check the possible causes below.
3. Use `garden_doctor.py diagnose` with the symptom(s) for ranked, confidence-scored results.

## Symptom → Possible Causes

### Yellow Leaves

| Pattern | Likely Causes |
|---|---|
| Lower/older leaves yellowing uniformly | Overwatering, nitrogen deficiency, natural aging |
| New leaves yellow with green veins | Iron deficiency |
| Interveinal yellowing (between veins) | Iron or magnesium deficiency |
| Yellowing + brown spots | Early blight, leaf spot, bacterial spot |
| Yellow speckling/stippling | Spider mites |
| General yellowing + wilting | Overwatering/root rot |
| Yellowing + sticky residue | Aphids, scale, whiteflies (honeydew) |

### Brown Spots / Patches

| Pattern | Likely Causes |
|---|---|
| Brown spots with concentric rings | Early blight |
| Brown spots with yellow halos | Leaf spot (fungal or bacterial) |
| Water-soaked dark patches | Late blight, cold stress |
| Brown crispy tips/edges | Low humidity, salt buildup, nutrient burn, underwatering |
| Brown sunken lesions on fruit | Anthracnose, blossom end rot (bottom of fruit) |
| Brown/black mushy roots | Root rot (overwatering or fungal) |

### Wilting / Drooping

| Pattern | Likely Causes |
|---|---|
| Wilting + wet soil | Overwatering, root rot |
| Wilting + dry soil | Underwatering |
| Wilting + no recovery at night | Bacterial wilt |
| Wilting + mushy stem | Root rot |
| Drooping + hot weather | Heat stress |
| Sudden widespread wilt | Bacterial wilt, cold shock |

### White / Powdery / Fuzzy Growth

| Pattern | Likely Causes |
|---|---|
| White powdery spots | Powdery mildew |
| White cottony masses | Mealybugs |
| Gray fuzzy mold | Botrytis (gray mold) |
| White crust on soil | Salt buildup |
| White fuzzy growth under leaves | Late blight (sporulation) |

### Holes / Chewed Leaves

| Pattern | Likely Causes |
|---|---|
| Large irregular holes | Caterpillars, slugs/snails |
| Small holes + dark droppings | Caterpillars |
| Holes + slimy trails | Slugs/snails |
| Ragged edges | Caterpillars, earwigs |
| Tiny pinprick holes | Flea beetles |

### Sticky Residue / Honeydew

| Pattern | Likely Causes |
|---|---|
| Sticky leaves + insects on new growth | Aphids |
| Sticky leaves + hard bumps on stems | Scale insects |
| Sticky leaves + white flying insects | Whiteflies |
| Sticky leaves + black sooty coating | Sooty mold (secondary to pest honeydew) |

### Webbing

| Pattern | Likely Causes |
|---|---|
| Fine webbing on plant | Spider mites |
| Webbing with caterpillars | Fall webworm / tent caterpillar |

### Distorted / Deformed Growth

| Pattern | Likely Causes |
|---|---|
| Twisted/cupped leaves | Herbicide drift |
| Narrow strap-like leaves | Herbicide drift |
| Stunted distorted new growth | Aphids, thrips |
| Deformed fruit with corky scars | Catfacing (cool

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