A specialized AI agent skill for generating comprehensive, publication-ready two-sample Mendelian randomization research designs from a research direction.
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The Two-Sample MR Research Planner is a sophisticated technical framework designed to automate the complex planning phase of genetic epidemiology. By leveraging Openclaw Skills, researchers can transform a simple exposure-outcome hypothesis into a detailed, multi-tier study protocol. It streamlines the identification of GWAS data sources, instrument selection criteria, and the statistical methodology required to test causal relationships between traits.
This skill is indispensable for bioinformaticians and medical researchers looking to build rigorous causal inference pipelines using summary-level genetic data. Using Openclaw Skills like this one ensures that all methodological pitfalls, from weak instrument bias to horizontal pleiotropy, are addressed in the initial design phase. It provides a technical roadmap that bridges the gap between raw data and high-impact scientific publications.
To implement the research designs generated by this skill, you must have an R environment configured with the appropriate libraries. This tool integrates perfectly with other Openclaw Skills to manage the transition from planning to execution.
# Install the core R packages for Mendelian Randomization
install.packages("TwoSampleMR")
install.packages("MRPRESSO")
Ensure you have access to the IEU Open GWAS API to resolve the example IDs provided in the study plans.
The skill organizes research designs using a structured taxonomy of GWAS metadata and statistical thresholds. This organization is a core feature of research-oriented Openclaw Skills.
| Data Layer | Key Metadata Fields |
|---|---|
| Exposure Data | GWAS ID, P-value threshold (5e-08), LD clumping (r2 < 0.001), F-statistic |
| Outcome Data | SNP intersection, proxy matching, palindromic SNP handling |
| Core Estimates | IVW (Primary), MR-Egger, Weighted Median, Simple/Weighted Mode |
| Sensitivity | Cochran's Q, I2, MR-PRESSO global test, intercept p-value |
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