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Matplotlib is Python's foundational library for creating highly customizable static, animated, and interactive visualizations. It supports various plot types (line, scatter, heatmap, 3D) and offers both pyplot and object-oriented interfaces. Ideal for generating publication-quality scientific charts, complex multi-panel figures, and integrating into notebooks.

An end-to-end toolkit designed for analyzing high-density Neuropixels electrophysiology recordings. It implements best practices using SpikeInterface, covering the entire workflow: data loading (SpikeGLX, NWB), preprocessing, motion/drift correction, advanced spike sorting (Kilosort4), quality metric computation, and unit curation (including AI-assisted review). Ideal for neuroscience research.

A systematic framework designed for conducting rigorous peer reviews of scientific manuscripts and grant proposals. It provides a structured, checklist-based evaluation covering methodology rigor, statistical validity, reporting compliance (e.g., CONSORT, STROBE), and assesses all sections from abstract to results. Ideal for academic publishing, research quality assessment, and providing detailed, constructive feedback.

A comprehensive, scalable Python toolkit designed for end-to-end single-cell RNA-seq data analysis. It supports crucial steps including quality control (QC), normalization, dimensionality reduction (PCA, UMAP, t-SNE), cell clustering, and differential gene expression analysis. The skill provides ready-to-run scripts for analyzing various formats (e.g., .h5ad, 10X, R-native) and generating publication-quality visualizations and cell type annotations.

This skill provides a systematic framework for evaluating the rigor of scientific claims, research methodology, and evidence quality. It guides users through assessing experimental design validity, identifying various types of biases (e.g., selection, cognitive), and applying established grading frameworks like GRADE or Cochrane Risk of Bias. Ideal for systematic reviews, peer review, and critical analysis of scientific literature.

A meta-skill dedicated to creating high-quality, publication-ready scientific figures. It guides users on best practices for journal submission, including multi-panel layouts, precise error bar inclusion, colorblind-safe palette usage, and adherence to specific journal styles (Nature, Science). It orchestrates libraries like matplotlib, seaborn, and plotly to ensure optimal resolution and format export (PDF, EPS, TIFF).

Seaborn is a high-level Python data visualization library built on Matplotlib, designed for creating aesthetically pleasing and statistically rich graphs. It excels in exploring multivariate relationships, visualizing distributions (like box and violin plots), and handling complex dataset-oriented statistical graphics with minimal code. Ideal for data exploration and generating publication-quality figures.

A comprehensive tool for creating high-quality training datasets for custom object detection and segmentation models. It supports multiple advanced annotation methods including BBox drawing, SAM2 pixel-perfect segmentation, and DINOv3 visual grounding. Features include AI auto-detection, object tracking, and standardized COCO format export, streamlining the entire data pipeline from capture to training.

Provides a comprehensive checklist for deploying Hex data analytics integrations into production. It covers critical operational best practices, including API key management, rate limit handling, error resilience (circuit breakers, exponential backoff), and robust monitoring strategies. This guide ensures that data pipelines are deployed reliably, minimizing downtime and guaranteeing consistent, high-quality data reporting for go-live scenarios.

This skill provides comprehensive patterns for extracting and transforming Navan booking and transaction data. It addresses complex data pipeline challenges such as API pagination, date range chunking, and UUID-based deduplication. It supports both direct REST API implementation (via code examples) and configuration for managed connectors like Fivetran and Airbyte. Ideal for populating data warehouses, building robust analytics dashboards, or ensuring data quality from Navan sources.

Performs rigorous, zero-context verification of all quantitative claims, comparisons, and scope statements reported in a research paper against the raw evidence files. It is designed to detect confirmation bias, such as rounding errors, data cherry-picking, or misreported deltas, ensuring strict fidelity between published claims and underlying raw results. Ideal for pre-submission quality control.

This advanced tool generates publication-ready academic figures and illustrations. It employs a sophisticated, multi-stage iterative workflow involving an AI Planner, Layout Optimizer, Style Verifier, and a dedicated native image generation bridge. The process includes strict visual review and self-correction loops (CVPR/NeurIPS standards) to ensure the highest level of academic polish.