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Autoprotocol experiment plan starter

Skill ma-compbio-lab/SkillFoundry/skills/robotics-lab-automation-and-scientific-instrumentation/autoprotocol-experiment-plan-starter

A framework for discovering, compiling, and validating reusable skills for scientific agents.From the repository description

Install
npx -y skills add ma-compbio-lab/SkillFoundry --skill autoprotocol-experiment-plan-starter

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SKILL.md

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Autoprotocol Experiment Plan Starter

Use this skill to generate a deterministic Autoprotocol JSON plan for a small liquid-handling experiment and inspect a concise execution summary.

What This Skill Does

  • reads a simple transfer plan from TSV
  • constructs an Autoprotocol Protocol with source and assay plates
  • emits machine-readable protocol JSON plus a compact summary of refs and operations

When To Use It

  • when you need a runnable robotic-experiment-planning starter
  • when you want a local machine-readable lab plan before targeting a specific robot platform
  • when you need deterministic protocol artifacts for repository tests

Run

./slurm/envs/instrumentation/bin/python skills/robotics-lab-automation-and-scientific-instrumentation/autoprotocol-experiment-plan-starter/scripts/build_autoprotocol_experiment_plan.py \
  --transfers skills/robotics-lab-automation-and-scientific-instrumentation/autoprotocol-experiment-plan-starter/examples/toy_transfers.tsv \
  --protocol-json scratch/instrumentation/autoprotocol_plan.json \
  --summary-out scratch/instrumentation/autoprotocol_plan_summary.json

Notes

  • This skill only creates a protocol specification; it does not execute wet-lab work.
  • The transfer plan is intentionally small and deterministic so the generated JSON stays stable across runs.

What ships with it: 6 files

9.1 KB alongside SKILL.md, 2 of them executable

examples/

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