Skill Claude CodeCodex
Annotate variants with deterministic tools such as VEP and preserve exact tool versions and command provenance. Use after normalization and before prioritization.
Local-first DNA and VCF analysis copilot for evidence-bound genomics workflows, confidence tiers, and Claude/Codex support.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Annotate variants with deterministic tools such as VEP and preserve exact tool versions and command provenance. Use after normalization and before prioritization.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Detect the reference build and create a normalized derived copy without touching the raw input. Use before annotation or cross-tool comparison.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Assemble structured findings and evidence into a human-readable report plus machine-readable index. Use after prioritization is finished.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Validate and inventory VCF or BCF input files before downstream analysis. Use when a user provides a genome variant file or asks what data is inside it.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run or prepare reproducible Nextflow workflows for heavy genomics jobs. Use only for explicit workflow execution, not routine question answering.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate a clearly separated pharmacogenomics section with conservative language and explicit human-review flags. Use only when the user requests drug-response analysis.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run optional polygenic or trait-style scoring workflows and label all outputs as probabilistic. Use only when requested and keep results separate from direct variant findings.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Convert raw annotations into ranked, evidence-linked findings. Use after annotation when building a structured report.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Answer targeted questions about genes, rsIDs, coordinates, or variant panels from local genome files. Use for focused exploration before full reporting.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Prepare or validate a local genome-analysis workstation. Use before the first run on a machine or when toolchain drift is suspected.
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