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scanpy

scanpy

Use for Scanpy single-cell analysis workflows: AnnData IO, preprocessing/QC, graph embeddings, clustering, marker genes, plotting/reporting, optional integrations, and Scanpy package troubleshooting.

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name: scanpy description: "Use for Scanpy single-cell analysis workflows: AnnData IO, preprocessing/QC, graph embeddings, clustering, marker genes, plotting/reporting, optional integrations, and Scanpy package troubleshooting." disable-model-invocation: true metadata: disco-role: operating license: BSD 3-Clause

Scanpy Repo Skill

Use this skill when a task names Scanpy, scanpy, scverse single-cell analysis, AnnData-based analysis, or Scanpy APIs such as sc.pp, sc.tl, sc.pl, sc.get, sc.datasets, sc.queries, sc.metrics, or sc.external.

Scanpy is a Python toolkit for single-cell gene-expression analysis built around anndata.AnnData. It covers data access, preprocessing, quality control, graph construction, dimensionality reduction, clustering, trajectory inference, marker-gene testing, and visualization.

Install and Import

  • Standard import: import scanpy as sc.
  • Current source metadata requires Python >=3.12.
  • Base install: pip install scanpy or conda install -c conda-forge scanpy.
  • Common clustering install: pip install 'scanpy[leiden]' or conda install -c conda-forge scanpy python-igraph leidenalg.
  • Minimal import check: python -c "import scanpy as sc; print(sc.__version__)".
  • CLI check: python -m scanpy --help; Scanpy's built-in CLI is intentionally small and primarily exposes settings, while broader ecosystem commands may live in separate packages.

Read references/troubleshooting.md before recommending broad dependency changes. Install only the optional extra or package needed by the requested method.

Route by Workflow

User needRoute
Read/write .h5ad, 10x HDF5/MTX, Visium output, backed data, built-in datasets, annotation queries, or extract values from AnnDatasub-skills/io-data-access/SKILL.md
Filter cells/genes, compute QC, normalize/log transform, select HVGs, scale/regress, run PCA prep, detect doublets, or manage raw/layer/inplace behaviorsub-skills/preprocessing-qc/SKILL.md
Build neighbor graphs, run UMAP/t-SNE/diffmap/draw_graph, cluster with Leiden/Louvain, PAGA/DPT trajectories, marker ranking, gene scoring, ingest, or graph metricssub-skills/graph-embedding-analysis/SKILL.md
Produce Scanpy plots, save figures headlessly, customize dot/matrix/violin/embedding/spatial plots, or debug color/layout/Matplotlib settingssub-skills/plotting-reporting/SKILL.md
Choose optional extras, use scanpy.external, diagnose missing optional dependencies, Dask-backed arrays, or RAPIDS/GPU handoffssub-skills/external-integrations/SKILL.md

Cross-Workflow Order

  1. Start with io-data-access to load data into an AnnData object and preserve important obs, var, layers, .raw, .obsm, .obsp, and .uns fields.
  2. Use preprocessing-qc for QC, filtering, normalization, HVG selection, scaling/regression, PCA, and other matrix transformations.
  3. Use graph-embedding-analysis after preprocessing to build neighbors and compute embeddings, clusters, trajectories, markers, scores, and graph metrics.
  4. Use plotting-reporting after the relevant annotations exist; plotting functions usually expect keys in .obs, .var, .obsm, .uns, .raw, or .layers created by earlier steps.
  5. Use external-integrations whenever a method requires optional packages, Dask support, RAPIDS/GPU acceleration, or external wrappers.

Shared Rules

  • Keep raw counts before normalization, commonly in adata.layers["counts"]; use .raw deliberately for downstream marker plotting or differential expression.
  • Prefer public APIs documented under scanpy.pp, scanpy.tl, scanpy.pl, scanpy.get, scanpy.datasets, scanpy.queries, scanpy.metrics, and scanpy.external.
  • Check inplace, copy, layer, use_raw, neighbors_key, key_added, and output keys before debugging missing results.
  • Avoid installing all optional extras. Choose narrow extras such as leiden, louvain, skmisc, scrublet, scanorama, magic, dask, or plotting only when the workflow needs them.
  • For reproducible agent checks, run scripts/run_scanpy_skill_smokes.py or the nearest sub-skill smoke script instead of broad upstream test suites.

References and Helpers

  • references/repo-provenance.md records the source snapshot and evidence paths used to create this skill; read it before deciding whether a checkout needs refresh.
  • references/troubleshooting.md covers shared install/import, optional dependency, AnnData state, and workflow-routing failures.
  • scripts/run_scanpy_skill_smokes.py runs the safe bundled smoke scripts in the current Python environment.
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