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ssteja01/fda-drug-recall-label-briefv0.1.0Public

Fda drug recall label brief

Given a drug name (brand or generic) and an optional since-date, looks up FDA recall/enforcement reports and label record updates via the public openFDA API and produces a cited brief with source links. Read-only, no credentials; reports record metadata only, never a clinical or safety-signal claim.

  • Published 3 Sep 2026
  • Downloads 2
  • Needs rote 0.62.0+
  • Digest sha256:f1ac4e27bfe7…
  • Reference steja01/fda-drug-recall-label-brief@0.1.0

Before you run it2 local tools

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    curllocal tool

    Must be on your PATH when used. minimum version undeclared.

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    shlocal tool

    Must be on your PATH when used. minimum version undeclared.

Inputs3, 1 required

rote asks for these before running and shows the defaults it will use.

  • Drug namedrug_name

    Brand or generic drug name to look up, e.g. 'ibuprofen' or 'Advil'

    requiredstringcustom value allowed
  • Sincesince

    Only include records dated/effective on or after this date (YYYYMMDD). Default includes essentially all available records.

    optionalstringdefault 20000101custom value allowed
  • Limitlimit

    Max records to return per section (recalls, labels)

    optionalstringdefault 5custom value allowed

What it changes

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Runtime details
  • rote CLIversion 0.62.0 or newer
  • Servicesnone declared
  • Digestsha256:f1ac4e27bfe746982beeb2460d7432c3c478104a203957bdb0e9e06ba87635ef
  • Archive size6452 bytes
  • Published2026-09-03T11:22:52.063322+00:00
  • Published withrote 0.78.0

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