radiology-skills is a collection of Codex skills for medical-imaging research, covering radiomics, deep learning, imaging genomics, multimodal studies, statistics, validation, and scientific publishing. It is intended for researchers who design, analyze, write, and submit medical-imaging AI studies. The catalogue entries are its modular research workflows and specialist advisory skills.
Use when planning, auditing, writing, or revising radiomics, medical imaging AI, and radiology deep learning studies for Radiology/RSNA, Nature-portfolio, Lancet, Cell, npj, European Radiology, or similar venues. Trigger for research frontiers, literature, CT/MRI/PET/ultrasound datasets, ROI/masks/segmentation…
Design and document ROI/VOI/mask annotation that survives Radiology (RSNA) review — lesion-selection strategy (2D vs 3D, whole-tumour vs largest-slice vs peritumoral vs habitat vs multi-lesion), reader protocol (number, seniority, blinding, independent vs consensus, third-party adjudication), reproducibility (repeat…
Turn manuscript text, claims, figure/table statements, abstracts, slides, or novelty/comparison assertions into verified, imaging-journal-scoped citation candidates and export one reference-manager-ready file (RIS, EndNote ENW, or BibTeX). Use when the user needs references for an imaging paper, wants supporting…
Use when an imaging study must map radiology phenotypes or habitats to single-cell, spatial-omics, or pathology-derived cell states across patients, lesions, specimens, regions, or time points. Designs paired, weakly paired, or unpaired cross-modal mapping; audits alignment, deconvolution, label transfer, contrastive…
Prepare and audit Data/Code Availability statements, DICOM de-identification plans, repository selection, dataset citations, and FAIR/sharing checks for Radiology (RSNA) and Nature-portfolio imaging+omics submissions. Use when the user needs a data availability statement, must de-identify DICOM imaging, choose a…
Design and audit imaging deep-learning studies to Radiology (RSNA) / CLAIM 2024 standard, or to Nature-portfolio / FUTURE-AI trustworthy-AI standard — architecture choice (2D/2.5D/3D CNN, Transformer/ViT, segmentation/detection nets, prognostic models), transfer learning vs self-supervised pretraining vs training from…
Assess whether an imaging dataset can support a study and turn it into a complete, submittable design — from feasibility triage to clinical question, target population, endpoint/estimand, minimum-viable vs stronger methods, and a validation strategy (internal resampling, temporal, geographic, fully external…
Use when multiple imaging centers cannot pool raw data and need a federated-learning research design. Chooses horizontal, vertical, split, or personalized federation; plans aggregation, non-IID handling, site weighting, secure aggregation, differential privacy, threat modeling, governance, communication…
Use when an imaging study must select, adapt, fine-tune, or audit a pretrained medical imaging or vision-language foundation model. Covers zero-shot evaluation, linear probing, full fine-tuning, adapters, LoRA and other parameter-efficient tuning, prompt learning, domain adaptation, 2D/3D and image-text inputs, frozen…
A grant-writing process for turning imaging-AI, radiomics, or radiogenomics research into a fundable proposal. It organizes the proposal around the problem, research question, hypothesis, aims, methods, innovation, feasibility, and expected results.
Match a finished or near-finished imaging-AI / radiomics / radiogenomics manuscript to the right target journals and build a submission tier list (reach / target / safety) grounded in each venue's publication patterns, author-guide style profiles, and the paper's real strengths and weaknesses. Use when the user asks…
Use when a radiology study must jointly model five data dimensions: imaging, clinical, pathology, bulk molecular omics, and single-cell or spatial omics. Selects early, intermediate, late, graph, or latent-factor fusion; handles block-specific preprocessing, missing modalities, batch and site effects, nested feature…
A tool for turning an imaging-research paper, preprint, PDF, abstract, or notes into a concise Chinese PowerPoint presentation for a journal club or research meeting.
Run a rigorous pre-submission mock peer review of an imaging-AI / radiomics / radiogenomics manuscript — simulate the methods, statistics, reporting-guideline, figure, citation/claim-verification, and data-sharing reviewer a top journal would assign, and surface the issues that cause desk-reject or major revision…
Design, analyse, report, and submit imaging-multi-omics radiogenomics studies that link radiomic/deep imaging phenotypes to genomic, transcriptomic, single-cell, and spatial-omics data. Use when the user mentions radiogenomics, imaging genomics, imaging-transcriptomics, TCIA/TCGA, GEO, dbGaP, EGA, cBioPortal…
A reader that turns an imaging-research paper into a complete Chinese-English, side-by-side Markdown document. It keeps the original structure and places relevant figures and tables near the text that discusses them.
Route an imaging-research manuscript or protocol to the correct reporting/quality guideline and audit it item-by-item for Radiology (RSNA) or Nature-portfolio submission. Use when the user mentions CLAIM, TRIPOD+AI, STARD, PRISMA-DTA, QUADAS-2, CLEAR, METRICS, RQS, IBSI, PROBAST, CONSORT-AI, FUTURE-AI, TRIPOD-LLM, the…
Use when designing or auditing an LLM Agent that automates medical-imaging research tasks such as literature and dataset discovery, protocol planning, evidence-grounded RAG, analysis orchestration, reporting checks, manuscript workflows, and reproducible artifact handling. Covers tools, multi-agent roles, memory…
A guide for writing point-by-point replies to peer reviewers of medical-imaging papers. It treats the response letter as a record linking every reviewer comment to a specific answer and manuscript change.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: