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PyHealth is an open-source Python toolkit for clinical deep learning, unifying datasets, tasks, and models across EHR, signals, and imaging modalities.
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Read the full README ↗Each blog post lives in its own folder under blogs/:
blogs/
└── YYYY-MM-DD-slug-title/
├── text.md ← source (write this)
└── index.html ← auto-generated (do not hand-edit)
The build script reads all blogs/*/text.md files and produces:
data/blogs.json — metadata index consumed by blog_list.htmlblogs/{slug}/index.html — per-post page with Open Graph meta tags for social sharingEvery text.md should start with a YAML frontmatter block:
---
title: "Your Post Title"
description: "One sentence shown in the blog list card and social previews."
author: "Your Name"
updated: "YYYY-MM-DD"
---
All fields are optional — the parser falls back to the first # heading for title, auto-extracts a preview from the first paragraph, and uses the file's modification time for the date. But explicit frontmatter gives you control and better social sharing.
# 1. Create the folder
mkdir blogs/2026-05-30-my-post-title
# 2. Write the post
# Create blogs/2026-05-30-my-post-title/text.md with frontmatter + content
# 3. Rebuild the index
python scripts/build_blog_index.py
# 4. Preview locally
python -m http.server 8080
# open http://localhost:8080/blog_list.html
If you have rough scratch notes in any .md file (no formatting required), the
blog-from-notes workflow will convert them into a publication-ready post, save
it to the right folder, and rebuild the index — all in one step.
Run it via the Claude Code Workflow panel or CLI:
Workflow: blog-from-notes
args: {
"notesPath": "/path/to/your/rough-notes.md",
"slug": "2026-05-30-my-post-title" ← optional; inferred from frontmatter if omitted
}
The workflow will:
blogs/{slug}/text.mdpython scripts/build_blog_index.py automaticallyBecause the site uses fetch(), you must serve it over HTTP (not open files directly):
cd /path/to/pyhealth.github.io
python -m http.server 8080
| Page | URL |
|---|---|
| Blog list | http://localhost:8080/blog_list.html |
| Specific post | http://localhost:8080/blogs/YYYY-MM-DD-slug/ |
See scripts/README.md for full documentation of all scripts.
Quick reference:
# Rebuild blog index (run after any post add/edit)
python scripts/build_blog_index.py
# Rebuild task metadata (unrelated to blogs)
python scripts/extract_metadata.py