vrikshayurveda_rules.yaml

rules:

  # ── INTERNAL VATA DISORDER ──────────────────────────────────────────────

  - id: R001
    name: "Trunk bent + knots → internal Vata disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 10
    conditions: [trunk_bent, knots_on_trunk]
    conclusions: [internal_vata_disorder]
    dosha: vata
    explanation: >
      Bent trunk with knots are primary Vata symptoms — disturbed Vata
      governs movement and structural integrity in Vrikshayurveda.

  - id: R002
    name: "Yellowing + fruit loss → internal Vata disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 10
    conditions: [general_yellowing, flower_fruit_loss]
    conclusions: [internal_vata_disorder]
    dosha: vata
    explanation: >
      General yellowing of leaves and fruits combined with flower and
      fruit loss indicates internal Vata imbalance from arid soil conditions.

  - id: R003
    name: "Hard fruits + slow defoliation → internal Vata disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 9
    conditions: [hard_fruits, slow_defoliation]
    conclusions: [internal_vata_disorder]
    dosha: vata
    explanation: >
      Hard less-juicy fruits and slow defoliation are Vata symptoms
      caused by root-infecting fungi, nematodes, or saline soils.

  - id: R004
    name: "Internal Vata → arid soil cause"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 8
    conditions: [internal_vata_disorder]
    conclusions: [arid_soil_cause]
    dosha: vata
    explanation: >
      Vrikshayurveda identifies arid land as the primary cause of
      internal Vata — roots stressed by dry or saline soil.

  - id: R005
    name: "Internal Vata → recommend panchmula decoction"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [internal_vata_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_panchmula_decoction]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Panchmula (five-root preparation) decoction is the classical
      Vrikshayurveda treatment for internal Vata disorder.

  - id: R006
    name: "Internal Vata → recommend fermented fat decoction"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [internal_vata_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_fermented_fat_decoction]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Fermented mixture of hog fat, porpoise oil, ghee, hemp, horsehair,
      and cow horn boiled to decoction is the primary Vata treatment.

  # ── INTERNAL KAPHA DISORDER ─────────────────────────────────────────────

  - id: R007
    name: "Delayed fruiting + bland overripe fruits → internal Kapha disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 10
    conditions: [delayed_fruiting, bland_overripe_fruits]
    conclusions: [internal_kapha_disorder]
    dosha: kapha
    explanation: >
      Delayed bearing with bland overripe fruits signals Kapha excess —
      associated with fungal gummosis, rot, or excessive watering.

  - id: R008
    name: "Oozing without injury → internal Kapha disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 9
    conditions: [oozing_without_injury]
    conclusions: [internal_kapha_disorder]
    dosha: kapha
    explanation: >
      Spontaneous oozing from bark without physical damage is a
      hallmark Kapha symptom indicating gummosis or internal rot.

  - id: R009
    name: "Internal Kapha + winter/spring → fungal root rot cause"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 10
    conditions: [internal_kapha_disorder, winter_spring_season]
    conclusions: [fungal_rot_cause, excessive_moisture_cause]
    dosha: kapha
    explanation: >
      Kapha disorders appearing in winter and spring are caused by
      fungal gummosis, nutrient deficiency, or excessive watering.

  - id: R010
    name: "Internal Kapha → recommend white mustard paste"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [internal_kapha_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_white_mustard_paste_roots]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      White mustard paste applied at the roots is the primary
      Vrikshayurveda treatment for Kapha disorder.

  - id: R011
    name: "Internal Kapha → recommend sesame ash water + soil replacement"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [internal_kapha_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_sesame_ash_water, recommend_fresh_dry_soil]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Watering with sesame-and-ash mixture followed by replacing root
      soil with fresh dry earth removes Kapha excess and excess moisture.

  # ── INTERNAL PITTA DISORDER ─────────────────────────────────────────────

  - id: R012
    name: "Early leaf withering → internal Pitta disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 10
    conditions: [early_leaf_withering]
    conclusions: [internal_pitta_disorder]
    dosha: pitta
    explanation: >
      Early withering of leaves before season indicates excess Pitta heat
      — caused by viral disease, salinity in irrigation water, or blight.

  - id: R013
    name: "Early fruit/flower decay → internal Pitta disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 10
    conditions: [early_fruit_flower_decay]
    conclusions: [internal_pitta_disorder]
    dosha: pitta
    explanation: >
      Premature decay of fruits or flowers is a Pitta symptom occurring
      at end of summer, linked to blossom blight and fungal infection.

  - id: R014
    name: "Internal Pitta + end of summer → heat-fungal cause"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 10
    conditions: [internal_pitta_disorder, end_of_summer]
    conclusions: [heat_fungal_cause, salinity_cause]
    dosha: pitta
    explanation: >
      Pitta disorders at end of summer are caused by viral disease,
      salinity in irrigation water, and susceptibility to fungal blight.

  - id: R015
    name: "Internal Pitta → recommend triphala ghee honey decoction"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [internal_pitta_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_triphala_ghee_honey]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Watering with triphala, ghee, and honey decoction is the primary
      Vrikshayurveda treatment for Pitta disorder.

  - id: R016
    name: "Internal Pitta → recommend milk honey yastamdhu madhuka"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [internal_pitta_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_milk_honey_yastamdhu_madhuka]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Watering with decoction of milk, honey, yastamdhu, and madhuka
      is the secondary Vrikshayurveda cooling treatment for Pitta.

  # ── EXTERNAL: SCORCHING HEAT / FROST / INSECT ROOT DAMAGE ───────────────

  - id: R017
    name: "Yellowing + Vata-like symptoms → heat or frost external cause"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 9
    conditions: [general_yellowing, vata_like_symptoms]
    conclusions: [external_heat_frost_disorder]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Leaf yellowing with Vata-like symptoms but no internal Vata cause
      indicates external scorching heat, frost, or insect root damage.

  - id: R018
    name: "External heat/frost → roots eaten by insects cause"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 8
    conditions: [external_heat_frost_disorder]
    conclusions: [insect_root_damage_cause, water_stress_cause]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      External heat or frost disorders are caused by water stress
      predisposing trees to attack by pathogens and root-eating insects.

  - id: R019
    name: "External heat/frost → recommend cold water treatment 7 days"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [external_heat_frost_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_cold_water_7days]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Insects can be removed by cold water treatment for seven days —
      the primary Vrikshayurveda remedy for external heat/frost disorder.

  - id: R020
    name: "External heat/frost → recommend white mustard vasa kusta paste"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [external_heat_frost_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_white_mustard_vasa_kusta_paste]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Rubbing roots with white mustard, vasa, kusta, and ativisa paste
      is the second treatment for insect-induced root damage.

  - id: R021
    name: "Insect root damage → recommend milk kunapa cow dung paste"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 6
    conditions: [insect_root_damage_cause]
    conclusions: [recommend_milk_kunapa_cowdung_paste]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Paste of milk, kunapa water, and cow dung with water applied to
      wounds heals insect-damaged root tissue.

  # ── EXTERNAL: EXCESSIVE STORMY WINDS ────────────────────────────────────

  - id: R022
    name: "Uprooting + branch breaking → stormy wind disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 10
    conditions: [tree_uprooting, branch_breaking]
    conclusions: [stormy_wind_disorder]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Uprooting and branch breaking are the defining symptoms of
      excessive stormy wind — mechanical damage, not biological.

  - id: R023
    name: "Tree twisting → stormy wind disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 9
    conditions: [tree_twisting]
    conclusions: [stormy_wind_disorder]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Tree twisting is a stormy wind symptom indicating mechanical
      structural damage to the trunk.

  - id: R024
    name: "Stormy wind disorder → recommend Plaksa Udumbara ghee paste"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [stormy_wind_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_plaksa_udumbara_ghee_paste]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Mixture of Plaksa bark, Udumbara, ghee, honey, wine, and milk
      applied to damaged areas is the Vrikshayurveda wind-damage remedy.

  # ── EXTERNAL: FIRE / LIGHTNING / WATER STRESS ───────────────────────────

  - id: R025
    name: "Drying of tree + Vata-like symptoms → fire/lightning/drought"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 9
    conditions: [tree_drying, vata_like_symptoms]
    conclusions: [fire_lightning_drought_disorder]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Drying with Vata-like symptoms indicates fire, lightning strike,
      soil aridity, or severe water stress as external cause.

  - id: R026
    name: "Fire/lightning → recommend remove burned branches + milk water"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [fire_lightning_drought_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_remove_burned_branches, recommend_milk_water_moisten]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Burned branches must be removed and cuts moistened with milk and
      water before smoking with crab shells.

  - id: R027
    name: "Fire/lightning → recommend lotus mud + kunapa water"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [fire_lightning_drought_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_lotus_mud_kunapa]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Entire tree covered in lotus mud then watered with kunapa mixture
      is the Vrikshayurveda treatment for severely burned trees.

  - id: R028
    name: "Lightning strike specifically → recommend vidari arsenic sesame"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 8
    conditions: [fire_lightning_drought_disorder, lightning_strike]
    conclusions: [recommend_vidari_arsenic_sesame_milk]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Trees struck by lightning need anointing with vidari, sugar, red
      arsenic, and sesame then sprinkled with milk and water.

  # ── EXTERNAL: MECHANICAL WOUND (AXE ETC.) ───────────────────────────────

  - id: R029
    name: "Tree wounds + drying up → mechanical wound disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 9
    conditions: [tree_wounds, tree_drying]
    conclusions: [mechanical_wound_disorder]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Wounds from axe or other implements causing drying are classified
      as mechanical wound disorder in Vrikshayurveda.

  - id: R030
    name: "Mechanical wound → recommend Nyagrodha Udumbara cow dung paste"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [mechanical_wound_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_nyagrodha_udumbara_cowdung_paste]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Paste of Nyagrodha bark, Udumbara, cow dung, honey, and ghee
      applied to wounds is the Vrikshayurveda mechanical wound remedy.

  # ── FAULTY SEED DISORDER ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

  - id: R031
    name: "Unproductive tree → faulty seed disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 9
    conditions: [tree_unproductive]
    conclusions: [faulty_seed_disorder]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Trees that fail to bear fruit or produce are classified as faulty
      seed disorder — caused by untreated or pathogen-infected seeds.

  - id: R032
    name: "Faulty seed → seed pathogen or insect cause"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 8
    conditions: [faulty_seed_disorder]
    conclusions: [seed_pathogen_cause]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Unproductive trees trace back to seeds infected with pathogens
      or damaged by insects at the seed stage.

  - id: R033
    name: "Faulty seed → recommend milk mustard ash seed treatment"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [faulty_seed_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_milk_mustard_ash_seed_treatment]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Seeds should be treated with milk, mustard, ash of sesame and
      brhati, rubbed with cow dung, honey, and vidanga.

  # ── ANTS / INSECT INFESTATION ────────────────────────────────────────────

  - id: R034
    name: "Foul smell + fragrance loss → insect infestation"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 10
    conditions: [foul_smell, fragrance_loss]
    conclusions: [insect_infestation_disorder]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Foul smell replacing original fragrance is the primary indicator
      of ant or insect infestation in Vrikshayurveda.

  - id: R035
    name: "Reduced leaf size + stunted seedlings → insect infestation"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 9
    conditions: [reduced_leaf_size, stunted_seedlings]
    conclusions: [insect_infestation_disorder]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Reduction in leaf size and stunted seedling growth indicates
      insect (ant/caterpillar) activity damaging the root system.

  - id: R036
    name: "Insect infestation → recommend vidanga smoke fumigation"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [insect_infestation_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_vidanga_smoke_fumigation]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Smoking with white mustard, ramatha, vidanga, vaca, usana mixed
      with beef and pigeon flesh removes caterpillars and insects.

  - id: R037
    name: "Insect infestation → recommend vidanga ghee ointment + soft water"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [insect_infestation_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_vidanga_ghee_ointment, recommend_soft_water_7days]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Anointing with vidanga mixed with ghee and watering for seven
      days with soft water is the second insect treatment.

  # ── EXCESSIVE WATERING DISORDER ─────────────────────────────────────────

  - id: R038
    name: "Tree indigestion + destruction → excessive watering disorder"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 9
    conditions: [tree_indigestion, tree_destruction]
    conclusions: [excessive_watering_disorder]
    dosha: kapha
    explanation: >
      Trees suffering indigestion and destruction from water excess are
      classified as excessive watering disorder — a Kapha-adjacent cause.

  - id: R039
    name: "Excessive watering → recommend honey vidanga root application"
    source: vrikshayurveda
    priority: 7
    conditions: [excessive_watering_disorder]
    conclusions: [recommend_honey_vidanga_roots]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Honey and vidanga applied to every root of tender plants after
      uprooting and scratching with nails is the watering excess remedy.

  # ── CROSS-DISORDER CHAINS ────────────────────────────────────────────────

  - id: R040
    name: "Excessive moisture + Kapha → excessive watering overlap"
    source: derived
    priority: 8
    conditions: [excessive_moisture_cause, internal_kapha_disorder]
    conclusions: [excessive_watering_disorder]
    dosha: kapha
    explanation: >
      When Kapha disorder is accompanied by excessive moisture cause,
      the tree is likely suffering from both Kapha imbalance and
      overwatering simultaneously.

  - id: R041
    name: "Arid soil + water stress → fire/drought overlap"
    source: derived
    priority: 7
    conditions: [arid_soil_cause, water_stress_cause]
    conclusions: [fire_lightning_drought_disorder]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Arid soil cause combined with water stress can produce symptoms
      indistinguishable from fire or drought damage.

  - id: R042
    name: "Vata-like symptoms + insect root damage → external heat/frost"
    source: derived
    priority: 8
    conditions: [vata_like_symptoms, insect_root_damage_cause]
    conclusions: [external_heat_frost_disorder]
    dosha: none
    explanation: >
      Vata-like symptoms caused by insect root damage confirm external
      heat or frost as the predisposing condition.