precision-medicine-mcp

Audits all Markdown files in the precision-medicine-mcp repo against four canonical principles: (A) server Python code is the authoritative tool count, (B) server-registry.md is the authoritative server/tool summary, (C) all three patient outcomes (PAT001/PAT002/PAT003) must be represented consistently, (D) no content block may appear in more than one MD file (DRY). Use this skill whenever a new version of the platform ships, a new server is added, a new patient use case is validated, or before any major doc update. Trigger phrases: "audit the docs", "check docs are correct", "doc cleanup", "canonical check", "are the docs up to date", "DRY check on markdown".

Ensures all development meets clinical compliance and security standards. Focuses on HIPAA-friendly logging, audit trails, risk assessment, and scientific nomenclature.

Guide for managing patient data and bioinformatics datasets (h5ad, CSV). Standardizes data loading, preprocessing, and path management.

Expert guide for project-specific documentation and clinical reporting. Maintains consistency across persona-based guides and automated reports.

Expert guide for GCP deployment, security, and hospital-specific infrastructure. Covers Cloud Run, IAM, VPC, and secrets management for bioinformatics.

Expert guide for testing bioinformatics MCP servers. Covers pytest, DRY_RUN modes, and PatientOne simulation scenarios.

Expert guide for developing the Precision Medicine Streamlit dashboard and LLM providers. Covers provider abstraction, trace visualization, and UI components.