omics-plotting
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omics-plotting: publication-style figure authoring for omics / bioinformatics results with matplotlib / seaborn. Read this before writing any plotting or figure code in any omics analysis — RNA-seq, proteomics, single-cell, variant, or database results — not only when a plot is explicitly requested: whenever an analysis will produce a figure, load this first and follow its recipes. Covers volcano, MA, expression / correlation heatmap, GSEA bar / dot plot, box / violin / bar / ridgeline, PCA / UMAP / t-SNE scatter, Kaplan–Meier, Manhattan / QQ / forest. Supplies a shared journal-ready style and copy-paste recipes so every figure looks like one consistent system. To combine several plots into ONE multi-panel composite figure, use the sibling `multipanel` skill.
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npx skills add jaechang-hits/SciAgent-Skills --skill omics-plotting -a claude-code
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