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Skills individuales de Claude Code extraídas de todos los repositorios del directorio: cada SKILL.md, instalable con un comando, con su definición completa y las señales de confianza del repo.

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  1. NGS CLI for ChIP/RNA/ATAC-seq. BAM→bigWig with RPGC/CPM/RPKM, sample correlation/PCA, heatmaps/profiles around features, fingerprints. For alignment use STAR/BWA; for peak calling use MACS2.

  2. Python library for genomic interval ML. Train/apply region2vec embeddings turning BED regions into vectors, index interval datasets for ML, search embedding space with BEDSpace, and evaluate embedding quality. Use for chromatin accessibility clustering, regulatory element classification, and cross-sample region comparison.

  3. Rust-backed Python library for fast genomic token arithmetic and BED processing. High-performance BED I/O, interval set ops (intersect, merge, complement, subtract), region tokenization against a universe, universe construction. Use for preprocessing large BED collections and ML token vocabularies.

  4. Poisson-model peak caller for ChIP-seq/ATAC-seq BAMs. MACS3 callpeak finds enriched regions (TF sites or histone marks) vs input/IgG; outputs BED narrowPeak/broadPeak for motif analysis, annotation, and differential binding. Use narrow peaks for TF ChIP-seq and ATAC-seq; broad for H3K27me3, H3K9me3, and other broad marks.

  5. Guide to interpreting BUSCO completeness statuses: why Duplicated BUSCOs count as complete, parsing output files, computing/comparing completeness across proteomes/genomes, common counting mistakes. Use when running BUSCO QC, comparing assemblies, or reporting completeness. See also: prokka-genome-annotation for annotation workflows feeding BUSCO.

  6. All-in-one FASTQ QC and adapter trimming. Auto-detects Illumina adapters, filters low-quality reads, corrects paired-end overlaps, emits HTML+JSON QC in one pass. 3-10x faster than Trim Galore/Trimmomatic. First step before STAR, BWA-MEM2, or Salmon.

  7. Aggregates QC from 150+ bioinformatics tools into one interactive HTML report. Scans FastQC, samtools, STAR, HISAT2, Trim Galore, featureCounts, Kallisto, Salmon, Picard, GATK logs; merges per-sample stats with plots. For NGS pipeline-wide QC. Use FastQC directly for single-sample; MultiQC for multi-sample reporting.

  8. Bulk RNA-seq DE with R/Bioconductor DESeq2. Negative binomial GLM, empirical Bayes shrinkage, Wald/LRT tests, multi-factor designs, Salmon tximeta import, apeglm LFC shrinkage, MA/volcano/heatmap viz. R gold standard. Use pydeseq2-differential-expression for Python; use edgeR for TMM normalization.

  9. Counts RNA-seq reads overlapping GTF gene features. Takes sorted STAR BAMs plus GTF; outputs a per-gene tab-delimited matrix across samples. Handles strandedness (0/1/2), paired-end, multi-sample batch counting in one command, and outputs assignment statistics. Use Salmon for alignment-free quantification; use featureCounts when STAR BAMs already exist.

  10. GSEA and over-representation analysis (ORA) for RNA-seq and proteomics. Wraps Enrichr for ORA against MSigDB, KEGG, GO, and 200+ databases; runs preranked GSEA on ranked DE gene lists. Outputs enrichment tables and running-score plots. Use after DESeq2 or edgeR for pathway-level interpretation.

  11. Bulk RNA-seq DE with PyDESeq2: load counts, normalize, fit negative binomial models, Wald test (BH-FDR), LFC shrinkage, volcano/MA plots. Use for two-group comparisons, multi-factor designs with batch correction, multiple contrasts.

  12. Ultra-fast RNA-seq transcript/gene quantification via quasi-mapping (no BAM). Builds a k-mer index from transcriptome FASTA, quantifies in minutes. Outputs TPM/count tables (quant.sf) with optional GC- and sequence-bias correction. Integrates with tximeta/tximport for DESeq2/edgeR. Use STAR when a genome-aligned BAM is needed.

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  14. Annotated matrices for single-cell genomics. Stores X with obs/var metadata, layers, embeddings (obsm/varm), graphs (obsp/varp), uns. Use for .h5ad/.zarr I/O, concatenation, scverse integration. For analysis use scanpy; for probabilistic models use scvi-tools.

  15. Automated scRNA-seq cell type annotation via pre-trained logistic regression. 45+ models: immune, gut, lung, brain, fetal, cancer microenvironments. Input normalized AnnData; outputs per-cell labels, majority-vote cluster labels, confidence scores. Use for fast, reference-backed annotation without manual marker inspection.

  16. Query CELLxGENE Census (61M+ cells). Search by cell type/tissue/disease/organism; get AnnData, stream out-of-core, train PyTorch models. For your own data use scanpy; for annotated data use anndata.

  17. Harmony batch correction for scRNA-seq and other omics. Removes batch effects from PCA embeddings while preserving biology. Run after PCA, before UMAP. Scales to millions of cells. Python (harmonypy, scanpy) and R (Seurat).

  18. Consensus cell type annotation: runs 10+ algorithms (KNN-Harmony/BBKNN/Scanorama/scVI, CellTypist, ONCLASS, Random Forest, SCANVI, SVM, XGBoost) on a labeled reference and transfers labels via majority voting. Outputs per-method labels, consensus, agreement score. Use when single-method annotation is insufficient or you need ensemble uncertainty for novel states.

  19. scRNA-seq with Scanpy: QC, normalization, HVG selection, PCA, neighborhood graph, UMAP/t-SNE, Leiden clustering, markers, cell annotation, trajectory inference. Standard scRNA-seq exploration.

  20. Deep generative models for single-cell omics: probabilistic batch correction (scVI), semi-supervised annotation (scANVI), CITE-seq RNA+protein (totalVI), transfer learning (scARCHES), and DE with uncertainty. Unified setup→train→extract API on AnnData. Use harmony-batch-correction for fast linear correction without deep learning; muon for multi-modal MuData workflows.

  21. Decision framework for manual marker-based, automated (CellTypist), and reference-based (popV) cell type annotation in scRNA-seq. Three-tier strategy: Tier 1 manual markers, Tier 2 CellTypist, Tier 3 popV ensemble transfer. Use when planning or troubleshooting annotation.

  22. CLI for VCF/BCF: filter, merge, annotate, query, normalize, compute stats. Core post-variant-calling: quality filtering, multi-sample merging, rsID annotation, genotype extraction. Samtools companion in HTSlib. Use GATK for complex indel realignment during calling; use VCFtools for population genetics stats.

  23. Vast.ai CLI to manage GPU instances, volumes, serverless endpoints, and billing.

  24. Vast.ai Python SDK — high-level API for GPU instances, volumes, serverless endpoints, and billing.

  25. WordPress performance code review and optimization analysis. Use when reviewing WordPress PHP code for performance issues, auditing themes/plugins for scalability, optimizing WP_Query, analyzing caching strategies, checking code before launch, or detecting anti-patterns, or when user mentions "performance review", "optimization audit", "slow WordPress", "slow queries", "high-traffic", "scale WordPress", "code review", "timeout", "500 error", "out of memory", or "site won't load". Detects anti-patterns in database queries, hooks, object caching, AJAX, and template loading.

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