What problem does it solve?
Manually scoring copy-number variants against the 19-category ClinGen/ACMG rubric is slow, error-prone, and inconsistent between reviewers. This Skill automates deterministic point scoring for deletions and duplications, producing a transparent five-tier classification with a full evidence trail.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Automated ACMG scoring: Computes Sections 1-3 (genomic content, dosage-sensitivity overlap, gene count) from CNV coordinates, a dosage-sensitivity map, and a gene model, then sums analyst-supplied Section 4/5 evidence.
- Flexible inputs: Accepts VCF files with SVTYPE/END or CSV/TSV tables of CNV calls, with optional ClinGen dosage maps and gene models.
- Reproducible reports: Writes a markdown report, machine-readable JSON, a classifications CSV, and a reproducibility bundle with checksums.
- Use Case: A clinical genomics analyst receives Sarek/Manta SV calls and needs to know whether a 22q11.2 duplication is pathogenic; the Skill scores it against ClinGen dosage sensitivity and returns Pathogenic with evidence codes 1A, 2A, 5A.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to classify the CNVs in your VCF or CSV file with ACMG, or run the demo to see seven synthetic CNVs classified across all five tiers.