Run the models from your coding agent
We've published Medical AI Skills — agent-callable skills that let a coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex) run these models correctly on the first try, from a plain-language prompt. Twelve skills now cover the imaging models:
- Run skills — segmentation (NV-Segment-CT, NV-Segment-CTMR), synthetic generation (NV-Generate-CT, NV-Generate-MR, NV-Generate-MR-Brain), and chest-X-ray reasoning (NV-Reason-CXR)
- Finetune skills — continual-learning and finetuning wrappers for NV-Segment-CT, NV-Generate-CT, and NV-Generate-MR-Brain
- DICOM utilities — preflight, metadata extraction, and DICOM→NIfTI conversion
Install one with npx skills add NVIDIA-Medtech/medical-AI-skills, then ask your agent in plain language — each model page lists example prompts.
In a with-vs-without study across 9 model skills and 3 agent backends, agents with the skill produced a valid first-shot command 79/81 times versus 0/81 with the upstream README alone — an engineering-reproducibility result, not a clinical claim.
Skills follow the open Agent Skills spec; browse them on GitHub. Engineering and research use only — not a medical device.