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Skill BioTender-max/awesome-bio-agent-skills/skills/neuroclaw/cobre-skill

Use this skill whenever the user wants an end-to-end workflow for the COBRE dataset, including download, BIDS organization, and processing of sMRI and rs-fMRI data for schizophrenia research. Triggers include: 'COBRE', 'process COBRE', 'COBRE schizophrenia', 'COBRE fMRI', or any request to run the COBRE pipeline. This is the NeuroClaw dataset-orchestration layer for COBRE.From its SKILL.md

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COBRE Skill (Dataset-Orchestration Layer)

Overview

cobre-skill is the NeuroClaw orchestration skill for the COBRE (Center for Biomedical Research Excellence) dataset.

COBRE contains 147 participants: 72 schizophrenia patients and 75 healthy controls, with T1w structural and rs-fMRI data. It is commonly used as a benchmark for brain disorder classification.

It coordinates a fixed three-phase workflow:

  1. Download COBRE data from the FCP/INDI repository.
  2. Prepare and validate BIDS-style data organization for downstream processing.
  3. Delegate modality pipelines to smri-skill and fmri-skill.

It also provides phenotype extraction and QC integration paths:

  • Extract COBRE phenotype data (diagnosis, demographics, handedness).
  • Generate per-subject QC summaries with exclusion lists.

This skill follows NeuroClaw hierarchy:

  • Defines WHAT to do, not low-level implementation details.
  • Does not execute direct shell commands itself.
  • Delegates all execution via claw-shell to base/tool skills.

Research use only.


Download Stage (Mandatory First Step)

Source

COBRE data is distributed through the FCP/INDI repository:

Supported COBRE Data Packages

  • Imaging data: T1w, rs-fMRI (NIfTI format)
  • Phenotype data: CSV files with diagnosis, demographics, handedness
  • Participants: 147 total (72 schizophrenia, 75 healthy controls)

Delegation Rules for Download

  • Environment/setup checks: dependency-planner + conda-env-manager
  • Download tool installation and execution: claw-shell
  • Optional raw-data organization to BIDS-style staging: bids-organizer

Download Inputs to Confirm in Plan

  • Subject list scope (full or custom subset)
  • Whether to download raw data or preprocessed derivatives
  • Destination directory with sufficient disk space

Narrow Path: COBRE Raw NIfTI -> BIDS Staging

Use this path when the task only asks to reorganize raw COBRE NIfTI files into a BIDS-style dataset and does not require preprocessing or downstream analysis.

Expected narrow-path behavior

  1. Detect COBRE-style subject IDs (numeric) and normalize to BIDS labels such as sub-NNNNN.
  2. Route modalities:
    • T1w -> anat/*_T1w
    • rs-fMRI/BOLD -> func/*_task-rest_bold
  3. Preserve or rename matching JSON sidecars when available.
  4. Emit dataset-level outputs such as dataset_description.json, participants.tsv.

Core Workflow (Never Bypassed)

  1. Identify user target: full COBRE download, imaging subset, phenotype extraction, or BIDS staging only.
  2. Generate a numbered plan with tools, outputs, runtime, storage, and risks.
  3. Wait for explicit confirmation (YES / execute / proceed).
  4. On confirmation, run download stage first (if needed).
  5. After download success, run BIDS preparation using scripts/reorganize_cobre.py.
  6. Delegate to modality skills:
    • smri-skill for structural MRI (T1w)
    • fmri-skill for resting-state fMRI (rs-fMRI)
  7. If phenotype extraction is requested, run scripts/extract_cobre_phenotype.py.
  8. If QC summary is requested, run scripts/cobre_qc_summary.py.
  9. Save outputs into a COBRE-centered structure under cobre_output/.

BIDS Preparation

Script: scripts/reorganize_cobre.py

Converts COBRE raw directory structure to BIDS-compliant layout.

python skills/cobre-skill/scripts/reorganize_cobre.py \
  --input /path/to/cobre_raw \
  --output /path/to/cobre_bids \
  --phenotype /path/to/cobre_raw/phenotype/cobre_phenotypic.csv

Phenotype Extraction

Script: scripts/extract_cobre_phenotype.py

python skills/cobre-skill/scripts/extract_cobre_phenotype.py \
  --phenotype-dir /path/to/cobre_raw/phenotype \
  --output /path/to/cobre_output/phenotype/merged_phenotype.csv \
  --imaging-ids /path/to/cobre_output/bids/participants.tsv

QC Integration

Script: scripts/cobre_qc_summary.py

python skills/cobre-skill/scripts/cobre_qc_summary.py \
  --fmriprep-dir /path/to/cobre_output/fmriprep \
  --output /path/to/cobre_output/qc/qc_summary.csv \
  --exclude-output /path/to/cobre_output/qc/exclude_list.csv \
  --fd-threshold 0.3

Recommended Output Layout

All assets should be organized under ./cobre_output/:

  • cobre_output/raw/ (downloaded original COBRE files)
  • cobre_output/bids/ (staged BIDS data)
  • cobre_output/smri/ (links or copies from smri_output/)
  • cobre_output/fmri/ (links or copies from fmri_output/)
  • cobre_output/phenotype/ (merged phenotype tables)
  • cobre_output/qc/ (QC summaries and exclusion lists)
  • cobre_output/logs/ (download + orchestration logs)

Benchmark Adapter Guidance

For benchmark-style prompts, do not force the full download -> staging -> multimodal processing orchestration when the task is only asking for local COBRE data staging or organization.

  • If the task starts from raw COBRE data already present on disk and only asks for BIDS-style staging / organization:
    • skip the mandatory download stage
    • default to the narrow path local raw COBRE discovery -> BIDS-style staging -> minimal metadata -> validation/report
  • In benchmark mode, do not require explicit confirmation before presenting the direct staging solution.

Safety and Execution Policy

  • No execution before explicit plan confirmation.
  • All execution must be routed via claw-shell.
  • Missing dependencies must be resolved by dependency-planner before running.

Important Notes and Limitations

  • COBRE is a single-site dataset from the University of New Mexico; no site effects to address.
  • COBRE has a small sample size (147 subjects); cross-validation strategies should account for this.
  • Diagnosis labels: schizophrenia (1) vs. healthy control (2).
  • COBRE data does not include task-fMRI; only resting-state fMRI is available.
  • cobre-skill is orchestration-only; detailed preprocessing logic remains in smri-skill and fmri-skill.

When to Call This Skill

  • User asks for end-to-end COBRE workflow.
  • User asks to download COBRE data and then run sMRI/rs-fMRI processing.
  • User needs BIDS staging for raw COBRE NIfTI files.
  • User asks to extract COBRE phenotype data.
  • User needs COBRE-specific QC summaries and exclusion lists.
  • User wants to run schizophrenia classification with BrainGNN or other models on COBRE.

Complementary / Related Skills

  • smri-skill
  • fmri-skill
  • bids-organizer
  • fmriprep-tool
  • freesurfer-tool
  • brain_gnn
  • neurostorm
  • dependency-planner
  • conda-env-manager
  • claw-shell

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Created At: 2026-05-06 01:54 HKT Last Updated At: 2026-05-06 01:54 HKT Author: chengwang96

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