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healthleader/cli

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Agent-native CLI + MCP server for healthcare conferences (Medicare, Medicaid, payer, quality). The directory AI agents query for healthcare conferences.

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@healthleader/cli

The agent-native directory of healthcare conferences. Medicare, Medicaid, payer, and quality events — curated, verified, and queryable by AI agents and humans alike.

Ask Claude "which Medicare conferences are coming up this fall?" and get a real answer from a maintained source — not a web-scraped guess.

npx @healthleader/cli conferences list --upcoming --focus "Medicare"

No API key. No signup. The data is public; the code is MIT.

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Install

Zero-install via npx (recommended for agents):

npx -y @healthleader/cli conferences list --agent

Or install globally:

npm install -g @healthleader/cli
healthleader --help

Use it as an MCP tool (Claude, etc.)

claude mcp add healthleader -- npx -y @healthleader/cli mcp

Then just ask in plain English. The server exposes six read-only tools: listconferences, getconference, searchconferences, conferencesnear, conferenceics, directorystats.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | conferences list | Filter by --focus --state --city --from --to --virtual --ceu --upcoming --type | | conferences get <slug | Full public record for one conference | | conferences search "<q" | Relevance search over name, host, description, themes | | conferences near <city | Conferences in/near a city (city or nearest airport) | | conferences ics <slug | iCalendar (.ics) export (--all for all upcoming) | | conferences stats --by focus | Aggregate counts (focus/state/type/month) | | which "<intent" | Map a natural-language intent to a command | | agent-context | Machine-readable description of every command + flag |

Agent mode

Add --agent to any command. It expands to --json --compact --no-input --no-color --yes: