genome-assemblylisted

# Genome Assembly ## Version Compatibility Reference examples assume recent stable releases of the preferred tools, especially `assembly` and the other tools listed below. Before using code or command patterns, verify installed versions match the environment: - Python: `python -c "import <module>; print(<module>.__version__)"` - CLI: `<tool> --version` - If signatures differ, inspect the installed help or API and adapt the pattern instead of retrying unchanged. ## Overview Workflow for de novo assembly, scaffolding, polishing, contamination review, and assembly QC. ## When To Use This Skill - use when the user needs a genome assembly from short, long, or hybrid reads - use when the task includes scaffolding, polishing, or completeness evaluation - use when final assembly statistics and contamination summaries are required ## Quick Route - If the input is raw or minimally processed data, start with validation and QC before any modeling. - If the input is already processed, skip directly to the first workflow step that matches the user goal. - If the user asks for a biological conclusion, always produce at least one QC or confidence artifact alongside the final result. ## Progressive Disclosure - Read `references/technical_reference.md` when you need deeper tool-selection rules, environment adaptation notes, or extra validation guidance. - Keep `SKILL.md` as the main execution path and load the reference file only when the task or failure mode needs the extra deta