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Skill Alim430/bioresearch-agent/skills/core/environment-check

Executable biomedical workflows for AI assistants — literature analysis, biomarker discovery, and Mendelian randomization through reproducible agent skills.

Install
npx -y skills add Alim430/bioresearch-agent --skill environment-check

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Verify the BioResearch Agent framework installation, Python/dependency versions, network access to biomedical databases, and output-directory permissions. Use when the user asks to validate the environment, troubleshoot a failed workflow run, or before running any analysis.

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BioResearch Agent — Environment & Reproducibility Check

Capability

Validates that the framework is correctly installed and runnable, and that the reproducibility preconditions (dependencies, network, writable outputs) are met. This is the prerequisite skill before any literature / biomarker / causal workflow.

Run

bioresearch doctor

The check validates:

  • Python version (3.9+)
  • Required dependencies (pandas, numpy, scipy, matplotlib, requests, networkx)
  • Demo input files present
  • Network connectivity to public biomedical APIs
  • Output-directory write permissions

Outputs

Console report only — no data files. Exit code 0 means ready; non-zero means a precondition failed and should be fixed before running workflows.

Note

Skills are thin invocation wrappers. This skill dispatches to the framework's doctor command; it makes no network calls itself.

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