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Authors bioinformatics pipelines in WDL (Workflow Description Language) run by Cromwell or miniwdl, targeting the GATK/Broad and Terra/AnVIL/BioData Catalyst cloud ecosystem, with tasks, workflows, scatter-gather parallelism, structs, and a runtime block that sizes the cloud VM. Use when deciding to target Terra/AnVIL/GATK/WARP (chosen for the ecosystem, not the language); sizing runtime disks dynamically for a fresh-per-task cloud VM (ceil(size(f)*factor)+buffer); choosing preemptible vs on-demand VMs by task length and idempotency; picking Cromwell (production, cloud, call-caching) vs miniwdl (local dev, miniwdl check linting, readable errors); enabling and debugging call-caching silent-miss modes; pinning Docker by digest for reproducibility and cache stability; or scattering an array for parallel fan-out.

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Build and operate genomics workloads on DNAnexus using its command-line tools and Python SDK. The skill covers data transfers, app configuration checks, workflow imports, execution monitoring, and explicit cost controls for reproducible analysis workflows.

• Transfer and organize genomics data on DNAnexus
• Validate app configuration and build applets
• Import WDL, CWL, or Nextflow workflows

Use when accelerating existing genomics workflows with NVIDIA Parabricks, improving runtime or price/performance, converting pipeline steps to GPUs, or comparing CPU and GPU workflow outputs. Adds optional GPU steps in-place with runtime toggles (default off). Do NOT use for individual pbrun command routing — use parabricks.

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Think and work like an expert Bioinformatics Engineer. Use when a task calls for Bioinformatics Engineer judgment. Builds production genomics DAGs in Nextflow/nf-core, Snakemake, and WDL/Cromwell with digest-pinned containers, GIAB regression CI (nf-test, pytest), QC-gated MultiQC runbooks, and CLIA-grade provenance—distinct from analyst-focused bioinformatician DE/GWAS reasoning.

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Patterns for building, maintaining, and scaling bioinformatics workflows. Covers Nextflow, Snakemake, WDL/Cromwell, container orchestration, and best practices for reproducible computational biology. Use when ", " mentioned.

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Access ENCODE uniform analysis pipelines, generate user-specific Nextflow/WDL pipelines, manage compute resources, and integrate with cloud platforms. Use when the user wants to understand ENCODE pipelines, run pipelines on their own data, generate custom Nextflow workflows from ENCODE pipeline code, check compute requirements (CPU/GPU/memory), run pipelines in background, or integrate with Google Cloud, AWS, or other cloud platforms. Also use when the user asks about ENCODE pipeline outputs, processing standards, software versions, or wants to replicate ENCODE processing. Covers local execution, HPC, and cloud deployment with resource-aware scheduling. Use this skill for ANY pipeline execution, workflow generation, or compute resource management task involving ENCODE data.

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Authors portable, strongly-typed bioinformatics pipelines in the Common Workflow Language (CWL v1.2) as CommandLineTool/Workflow/ExpressionTool documents, validated with cwltool and run at scale on Toil/Arvados/Calrissian. Use when deciding CWL (portability/provenance/regulated) vs Nextflow/WDL/Snakemake; declaring secondaryFiles for indexed companions (.bai/.fai/.dict/.tbi and the caret rule); putting resources/containers under requirements (must-hold) vs hints (advisory) to avoid silent OOM; choosing scatterMethod (dotproduct vs flat_/nested_crossproduct); preferring $(...) parameter refs over ${...} JavaScript for portability; pinning DockerRequirement images; or emitting a CWLProv provenance object for audited/clinical settings.

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