Develop and publish a reusable skill to GitHub for generating patient-centered market reports and conducting patient community surveys. This skill will encapsulate the strategy and methodology for gathering market insights directly from patient perspectives.

This session aimed to develop and publish a reusable skill to GitHub for generating patient-centered market reports and conducting patient community surveys, encapsulating a methodology for gathering market insights directly from patient perspectives (in the context of protein therapeutics for eosinophilic esophagitis and related conditions).

The agent built a skill packaged around a `kernel.py` module exposing callable functions, including three intended primary functions (`market_sizing`, `value_based_price`, `generate_form_script`). During review, it identified that a rename had inadvertently converted three internal helper functions (`fmt_int`, `fmt_money`, `example_survey_items`) from gated private helpers (`_`-prefixed) into publicly exposed top-level callables, because the sidecar gate rejects underscore-prefixed names. The final message clarifies this discrepancy, noting the kernel exposes six callables total rather than the intended three, with the extra three being incidental but harmless surface area.

The main deliverable is the packaged skill archive patient-centered-market-and-survey-skill.tar.gz, containing the kernel with its three primary functions (`market_sizing`, `value_based_price`, `generate_form_script`) and three incidentally exposed helper functions (`fmt_int`, `fmt_money`, `example_survey_items`).