Curate, review, or repair ai-gene-review ModuleReview YAML documents under modules/, including pathway/module boundary setting, parts and variant modeling, annoton-level molecular functions, representative UniProt/PTN grounding, module deep-research provenance, validation, rendering, and project batch updates.
Work with BioReason-Pro predictions and reasoning traces for protein function. Use when: comparing BioReason outputs against curated reviews, converting web exports to YAML, reviewing reasoning trace quality, or running the SFT/RL comparison. Triggers: "bioreason", "GO-GPT predictions", "reasoning trace review", "bioreason comparison", "SFT vs RL".
Review computational protein or gene function predictions and fill PredictionReview YAML files using the COR/CNN/LSP/UNC/PLI/NPI/REP biological-validity taxonomy. Use for DeepECTF, BioReason/GO-GPT, InterPro2GO, PANTHER/IBA, CLEAN, GloEC, MAPred, ProteinInfer, or other predicted EC/GO annotations.
Use when running or wiring OpenScientist for AI Gene Review gene-function hypotheses, especially blinded comparisons against local bioinformatics analyses.
Evaluate and review GO-CAM (Gene Ontology Causal Activity Model) activities / annotons — molecular-function typing, has-input, causal relations, complexes, evidence — and check their consistency with gene annotation reviews. Use when reviewing cached GO-CAMs under gocams/, filling a GoCamReview YAML (gocams/<id>/<id>-review.yaml), or grounding a module in GO-CAM models.
Use this agent when you need to synthesize and distill the core functions of a gene from multiple information sources (textual summaries, reviewed annotations, bioinformatics analysis) and populate the `core_functions` section of a gene review YAML file. This agent should be called after completing the gene research, annotation review, and bioinformatics analysis phases of a gene review project.
Use this agent when you need to systematically review existing GO annotations for a gene and make curation decisions based on literature evidence and functional analysis. This agent should be called after seeding the SPECIES/GENE/GENE-ai-review.yaml file, which seeds each annotation with `action: PENDING`; these should all be manually reviewed.
Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to orchestrate parallel external agents (Codex or Claude Code) in tmux sessions via tp (tmux-pilot). Or when a user tells you that you're the boss or orchestrator. You can also use this if you are an operclaw agent. NEVER auto-invoke for a generic "do this in parallel" request. For in-process subagents, use superpowers:dispatching-parallel-agents instead.