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Cell Type Evolution Lab

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@musserlab · United States of America

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The Musser Lab investigates the origin and evolution of animal cell types.

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Agent Skills by Cell Type Evolution Lab

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new-skill

Create structured Claude Code skills with SKILL.md frontmatter and body content.

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audit

Audit CLAUDE.md and planning documents to detect drift and stale references.

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done

Summarize session work, update planning documents, and commit changes.

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debugging-before-patching

Diagnose errors and document root causes before proposing fixes.

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figure-export

Export R plots as PDF, PNG, and SVG with embedded fonts.

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new-plan

Create and register a SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE planning document in .claude/ with a CLAUDE.md registry entry.

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quarto-docs

Standardizes Quarto QMD workflows with numbered scripts, status tracking, and BUILD_INFO provenance.

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protein-phylogeny

Generate a reproducible protein phylogeny analysis script using MAFFT and IQ-TREE.

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git-conventions

Standardize Git commit messages, branching, and pull request workflows.

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data-handling

Guide data-handling best practices for R and Python data science scripts.

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new-project

Generate a standardized project skeleton with directories, environments, and version control.

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r-renv

Manages Rocket.Chat rooms, messages, and membership with natural commands.

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conda-env

Standardize conda environment activation and package management for Python workflows.

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security-setup

Configure Claude Code security protections across hooks, deny rules, and Bash scoping.

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r-plotting-style

Standardize ggplot2 plotting conventions and base themes across R projects.

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quarto-book-setup

Generate a Quarto book scaffold with GitHub Pages deployment.

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scientific-manuscript

Automate drafting and refining scientific manuscripts with narrative-first guidance.

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gene-lookup

Map gene IDs and protein accessions to gene symbols across biological databases.

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tree-formatting

Format phylogenetic trees with ggtree or iTOL layouts and overlays.

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script-organization

Organize data science projects with numbered scripts and BUILD_INFO.txt provenance.

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file-safety

Enforce safe file editing rules to prevent overwriting or deletion.

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publish

Automate Quarto project publishing to GitHub Pages via quarto publish gh-pages.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cell Type Evolution Lab

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What specific research tasks are enabled by these capabilities?

These capabilities enable reproducible phylogenetic analysis, standardized ggplot2 visualization, gene ID mapping across biological databases, and the generation of scientific manuscripts using Quarto. It provides a structured environment for managing data science projects, ensuring provenance through numbered scripts and BUILD_INFO tracking.

Which personas benefit most from these research standards?

Computational biologists, evolutionary researchers, and data scientists working in academic or laboratory settings benefit most. These standards are designed for researchers who require rigorous version control, reproducible environment management, and standardized documentation for complex biological datasets and manuscript preparation.

What are the prerequisites for implementing these research standards?

Implementation requires a local environment configured with R, Quarto, and Conda for dependency management. Users should have basic familiarity with Git for version control and the specific bioinformatics packages mentioned, such as MAFFT, IQ-TREE, and ggtree, to execute the provided analysis and visualization routines.