What problem does it solve? Processing bulk TCR/BCR amplicon sequencing data into interpretable repertoire metrics requires coordinating MiXCR alignment, clonotype assembly, chain-specific export, and diversity statistics, which is error-prone without a standardized workflow. ## Core Features & Use Cases - MiXCR Processing Workflow: Align reads to V(D)J references, assemble clonotypes by CDR3, and select the correct preset (generic-amplicon, QIAseq, Takara) for the data type. - Chain-Specific Clonotype Export: Export TRA, TRB, TRD, TRG (TCR) or IGH, IGK, IGL (BCR) clonotype tables with gene annotations and CDR3 sequences. - Diversity Analysis in R: Calculate Shannon entropy, Simpson clonality, and top-clone fractions, then generate boxplots, V gene usage charts, and interactive HTML reports. - Use Case: An FGCZ analyst receives demultiplexed QIAseq TCR FASTQs for project p35802, submits an SBATCH job to run MiXCR across all samples, exports TRB clonotypes, and delivers a rendered R Markdown report with clonality comparisons to gstore. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to process your demultiplexed TCR FASTQ files with MiXCR using the generic-amplicon preset and generate a clonality report for your project.