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Skill jinzhezenggroup/computational-chemistry-agent-skills/quantum-chemistry/dft-gpaw/band

Agent skills to run computational-chemistry tasks, used in OpenClaw

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npx -y skills add jinzhezenggroup/computational-chemistry-agent-skills --skill band

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Prepare GPAW band-structure workflow scripts from existing ground-state context and user-specified k-path settings. Use when the user requests electronic band-structure calculations with explicit prerequisite checks and path-definition handling.

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SKILL.md

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GPAW Band Preparation (Subskill)

Scope

This skill prepares band-structure-stage tasks only.

It should:

  • verify prerequisite ground-state context
  • generate or validate high-symmetry k-path settings
  • prepare stage-appropriate script/settings
  • report assumptions and unresolved choices

It should not submit or execute jobs.

Prerequisites

Require explicit prior converged ground-state context and a clear path convention.

If prerequisites are missing, stop and ask for them.

Must provide

  • source ground-state context path
  • k-path convention or explicit path
  • points-per-segment / resolution policy
  • band intent and output expectations

Usually should be explicit

  • symmetry/path generator source
  • spin/channel projection expectations
  • plotting/export format expectations

Expected output

  1. band-stage script/input updates
  2. k-path summary
  3. prerequisite check summary
  4. settings summary and assumptions
  5. handoff note to dpdisp-submit if execution is requested

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