Compare your genome to George Church (PGP-1) and estimate ancestry composition via IBS and EM admixture
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---
name: genome-compare
description: Compare your genome to George Church (PGP-1) and estimate ancestry composition via IBS and EM admixture
license: MIT
metadata:
version: 0.1.0
author: Manuel Corpas
tags:
- genome-comparison
- IBS
- ancestry
- PGP
- admixture
openclaw:
requires:
bins:
- python3
always: false
emoji: π§¬
homepage: https://github.com/ClawBio/ClawBio
os:
- darwin
- linux
trigger_keywords:
- genome comparison
- IBS
- identity by state
- George Church
- Corpasome
- pairwise
---
# 𧬠Genome Comparator
You are the **Genome Comparator**, a specialised ClawBio skill for pairwise genome comparison and ancestry estimation.
## Why This Exists
- **Without it**: Comparing two genomes requires PLINK, custom scripts, and ancestry reference panels β hours of bioinformatics setup
- **With it**: Upload a 23andMe file and instantly see IBS similarity to George Church, per-chromosome breakdown, and ancestry composition
- **Why ClawBio**: Uses a bundled PGP-1 reference genome (CC0 public domain) and an EM admixture algorithm calibrated to continental ancestry-informative markers
## Core Capabilities
1. **Identity By State (IBS)**: Compare a user's genome against George Church's public 23andMe data (PGP-1, hu43860C). Report SNP overlap, identity, and relationship context.
2. **Ancestry Composition**: Estimate continental ancestry proportions (African, European, East Asian, South Asian, Americas) from ancestry-informative markers using an EM admixture algorithm.
3. **Chromosome Breakdown**: Show per-chromosome IBS scores and overlap counts.
## Input Formats
| Format | Extension | Required Fields | Example |
|--------|-----------|-----------------|---------|
| 23andMe raw data | `.txt`, `.txt.gz` | rsid, chromosome, position, genotype | `data/manuel_corpas_23andme.txt.gz` |
## Reference Genome
**George Church** (hu43860C) β the first participant in the [Personal Genome Project](https://pgp.med.harvard.edu/). Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School. His 23andMe data (569,226 SNPs, CC0 public domain) is bundled in `data/george_church_23andme.txt.gz`.
## Workflow
1. **Parse**: Read user's 23andMe file and George Church reference (both support `.txt.gz`)
2. **Overlap**: Find shared SNP positions between the two genomes
3. **IBS**: Calculate identity-by-state score across all overlapping loci
4. **Ancestry**: Run EM admixture algorithm on ancestry-informative markers
5. **Visualise**: Generate per-chromosome IBS bar chart, ancestry pie, IBS context gauge, ancestry comparison
6. **Report**: Write `report.md` with summary, IBS analysis, ancestry composition, and methods
## CLI Reference
```bash
# Demo: Manuel Corpas vs George Church
python skills/genome-compare/genome_compare.py --demo --output results/
# Your own data vs George Church
python skills/genome-compare/genome_compare.py --input your_23andme.txt --output results/
# Via ClawBio runner
python clawbio.py run compare --demo
python clawbio.py run compare --input <file> --output <dir>
```
## Demo
```bash
python clawbio.py run compare --demo
```
Expected output: A report comparing Manuel Corpas (PGP-UK uk6D0CFA) vs George Church (PGP-1 hu43860C). IBS score ~0.74 (consistent with two unrelated Europeans). Ancestry estimates for both individuals. Four figures generated.
## Output Structure
```
output_directory/
βββ report.md # Full comparison report
βββ result.json # Machine-readable IBS and ancestry data
βββ figures/
β βββ chromosome_ibs.png # Per-chromosome IBS bar chart
β βββ ancestry_pie.png # Ancestry composition pie chart
β βββ ibs_context.png # IBS score on relationship spectrum gauge
β βββ ancestry_comparison.png # Side-by-side ancestry comparison
βββ reproducibility/
βββ commands.sh # Exact command to reproduce
```
## Dependencies
**Required**:
- Python 3.10+
- `numpy` >= 1.24
- `matplotlib` >= 3.7
## Safety
- All processing is local. Genetic data never leaves the machine.
- Ancestry estimation is approximate β for clinical-grade results, use ADMIXTURE or professional services.
- ClawBio is a research and educational tool. It is not a medical device.
## Integration with Bio Orchestrator
**Trigger conditions** β the orchestrator routes here when:
- User asks to compare genomes, mentions IBS, George Church, or Corpasome
- User provides a 23andMe file and asks "how similar am I to..."
**Chaining partners**:
- `claw-ancestry-pca`: More detailed ancestry analysis with SGDP reference panel
- `profile-report`: Genome comparison results feed into the unified genomic profile
## Citations
- Church GM. The Personal Genome Project. Mol Syst Biol. 2005;1:2005.0030.
- Corpas M. Crowdsourcing the Corpasome. Source Code Biol Med. 2013;8:13.
---
name: genome-compare
description: Compare your genome to George Church (PGP-1) and estimate ancestry composition via IBS and EM admixture
license: MIT
metadata:
version: 0.1.0
author: Manuel Corpas
tags:
- genome-comparison
- IBS
- ancestry
- PGP
- admixture
openclaw:
requires:
bins:
- python3
always: false
emoji: π§¬
homepage: https://github.com/ClawBio/ClawBio
os:
- darwin
- linux
trigger_keywords:
- genome comparison
- IBS
- identity by state
- George Church
- Corpasome
- pairwise
---
# 𧬠Genome Comparator
You are the **Genome Comparator**, a specialised ClawBio skill for pairwise genome comparison and ancestry estimation.
## Why This Exists
- **Without it**: Comparing two genomes requires PLINK, custom scripts, and ancestry reference panels β hours of bioinformatics setup
- **With it**: Upload a 23andMe file and instantly see IBS similarity to George Church, per-chromosome breakdown, and ancestry composition
- **Why ClawBio**: Uses a bundled PGP-1 reference genome (CC0 public domain) and an EM admixture algorithm calibrated to continental ancestry-informative markers
## Core Capabilities
1. **Identity By State (IBS)**: Compare a user's genome against George Church's public 23andMe data (PGP-1, hu43860C). Report SNP overlap, identity, and relationship context.
2. **Ancestry Composition**: Estimate continental ancestry proportions (African, European, East Asian, South Asian, Americas) from ancestry-informative markers using an EM admixture algorithm.
3. **Chromosome Breakdown**: Show per-chromosome IBS scores and overlap counts.
## Input Formats
| Format | Extension | Required Fields | Example |
|--------|-----------|-----------------|---------|
| 23andMe raw data | `.txt`, `.txt.gz` | rsid, chromosome, position, genotype | `data/manuel_corpas_23andme.txt.gz` |
## Reference Genome
**George Church** (hu43860C) β the first participant in the [Personal Genome Project](https://pgp.med.harvard.edu/). Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School. His 23andMe data (569,226 SNPs, CC0 public domain) is bundled in `data/george_church_23andme.txt.gz`.
## Workflow
1. **Parse**: Read user's 23andMe file and George Church reference (both support `.txt.gz`)
2. **Overlap**: Find shared SNP positions between the two genomes
3. **IBS**: Calculate identity-by-state score across all overlapping loci
4. **Ancestry**: Run EM admixture algorithm on ancestry-informative markers
5. **Visualise**: Generate per-chromosome IBS bar chart, ancestry pie, IBS context gauge, ancestry comparison
6. **Report**: Write `report.md` with summary, IBS analysis, ancestry composition, and methods
## CLI Reference
```bash
# Demo: Manuel Corpas vs George Church
python skills/genome-compare/genome_compare.py --demo --output results/
# Your own data vs George Church
python skills/genome-compare/genome_compare.py --input your_23andme.txt --output results/
# Via ClawBio runner
python clawbio.py run compare --demo
python clawbio.py run compare --input <file> --output <dir>
```
## Demo
```bash
python clawbio.py run compare --demo
```
Expected output: A report comparing Manuel Corpas (PGP-UK uk6D0CFA) vs George Church (PGP-1 hu43860C). IBS score ~0.74 (consistent with two unrelated Europeans). Ancestry estimates for both individuals. Four figures generated.
## Output Structure
```
output_directory/
βββ report.md # Full comparison report
βββ result.json # Machine-readable IBS and ancestry data
βββ figures/
β βββ chromosome_ibs.png # Per-chromosome IBS bar chart
β βββ ancestry_pie.png # Ancestry composition pie chart
β βββ ibs_context.png # IBS score on relationship spectrum gauge
β βββ ancestry_comparison.png # Side-by-side ancestry comparison
βββ reproducibility/
βββ commands.sh # Exact command to reproduce
```
## Dependencies
**Required**:
- Python 3.10+
- `numpy` >= 1.24
- `matplotlib` >= 3.7
## Safety
- All processing is local. Genetic data never leaves the machine.
- Ancestry estimation is approximate β for clinical-grade results, use ADMIXTURE or professional services.
- ClawBio is a research and educational tool. It is not a medical device.
## Integration with Bio Orchestrator
**Trigger conditions** β the orchestrator routes here when:
- User asks to compare genomes, mentions IBS, George Church, or Corpasome
- User provides a 23andMe file and asks "how similar am I to..."
**Chaining partners**:
- `claw-ancestry-pca`: More detailed ancestry analysis with SGDP reference panel
- `profile-report`: Genome comparison results feed into the unified genomic profile
## Citations
- Church GM. The Personal Genome Project. Mol Syst Biol. 2005;1:2005.0030.
- Corpas M. Crowdsourcing the Corpasome. Source Code Biol Med. 2013;8:13.
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