slackbot

Review an nf-core new pipeline proposal and produce a scored assessment with a draft GitHub comment. Use whenever given a link, issue number, or description from the nf-core/proposals repository, or when asked whether a proposed bioinformatics pipeline should be accepted into nf-core. Triggers on "review this proposal", "should we accept this", "nf-core/proposals#NNN", any github.com/nf-core/proposals link, "is this a good nf-core pipeline?", or any mention of evaluating a pipeline proposal against nf-core criteria. Always invoke this skill rather than doing an ad-hoc review — it handles the research, overlap checking, and structured output.

How to build and modify Slack-app features in this repo (a Python async slack-bolt bot running in Socket Mode). Use this whenever you are touching anything Slack-facing — adding or editing slash commands, events, actions, shortcuts, modals/views, or option providers; formatting or posting messages (Block Kit, mrkdwn, bullets, mentions, threads, ephemeral vs public); resolving why a message won't post or render correctly; or changing the Slack app's scopes/events/manifest. Reach for it even when the user doesn't say "Slack" but is editing files under src/nf_core_bot/ that call `client.*`, `respond`, `ack`, `say`, or `@app.*`, since the formatting and delivery rules here are easy to get subtly wrong.