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Labcoat biosecurity boundary

Skill qchiujunhao/labcoat/skills/labcoat-biosecurity-boundary

Biosecurity and wet-lab safety boundary for pathogen, toxin, synthesis, virulence, immune evasion, gain-of-function, culture, transformation efficiency, protocol, or wet-lab optimization requests. Use to keep assistance high-level, defensive, and non-operational.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add qchiujunhao/labcoat --skill labcoat-biosecurity-boundary

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Biosecurity Boundary

Do not provide operational harmful biological details.

Decision Ladder

  1. Identify whether the task asks for wet-lab, pathogen, toxin, virulence, synthesis, culture, or optimization details.
  2. If operational or optimization-focused, refuse those details.
  3. Offer high-level safety, compliance, defensive review, or risk-classification framing.
  4. Keep code focused on guardrails, detection, docs, and synthetic examples.

Allowed

  • High-level biosafety policy or compliance summaries.
  • Defensive review of whether content is operationally risky.
  • Software checks that block unsafe protocol generation.

Disallowed

  • Do not provide culture conditions, growth optimization, transformation efficiency improvements, synthesis steps, or virulence/immune-evasion enhancement.
  • Do not convert high-level safety text into actionable protocol details.

Output

Use:

  • Risk:
  • Refused operational details:
  • Safe high-level alternative:
  • Escalation needed:

Read references/biosecurity-boundary.md for examples.

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