Automate Twist DNA synthesis ordering via the Twist API.
npx skills add https://github.com/farnunglab/benchaid --skill twist-order
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: twist-order Source: https://github.com/farnunglab/benchaid/tree/main/skills/twist-order Command: npx skills add https://github.com/farnunglab/benchaid --skill twist-order
Automates the manual, error-prone process of ordering Twist DNA synthesis by translating a sequence design into a ready-to-order synthesis request via the Twist API.
Run twist_order with your sequence and project details to submit a Twist synthesis order.
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Automate Twist DNA synthesis ordering by running the twist_order command with your sequence, project name, recipient, and payment details to translate designs into ready-to-order synthesis requests via the Twist API.
Placing a Twist gene order requires setting the TWIST_API_TOKEN and TWIST_USER_EMAIL environment variables, alongside providing required order fields like sequence, name, recipient, and payment details.
Yes, you can order codon-optimized clonal genes and gene blocks via the Twist API by running the twist_order gene or twist_order gene-block commands with your target sequence.
Integrate Twist DNA synthesis into a lab workflow by executing twist_order commands from your lab notebook or automation pipeline to retrieve quotes and place synthesis orders directly from sequence input.
Ordering gene fragments through the Twist API requires complete payment and recipient details for each request, and you must configure valid TWIST_API_TOKEN and TWIST_USER_EMAIL environment variables before submission.
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