Access PIASO single-cell omics docs and live marker database for coding agents.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "io.github.genecell/piaso-mcp" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-genecell-piaso-mcp' -- npx -y piaso-mcp
Search the PIASO documentation and summarize the key content related to single-cell omics analysis, organized by topic.
A topic-based summary from the PIASO docs to help the user quickly understand the available materials.
Look up marker information related to a specified cell type in the live PIASOmarkerDB and list the results.
A list of marker data or a concise retrieval summary related to the target cell type.
Using the PIASO docs and PIASOmarkerDB, prepare reference information for a coding agent to support later analysis coding.
Structured reference material suitable for coding tasks, including documentation pointers and database lookup results.
Researchers can use it to access PIASO-related single-cell omics documentation and live marker data from one place. This reduces the need to switch across multiple resources.
Developers or coding agents can retrieve documentation and marker data before writing PIASO-related analysis workflows. This helps generated code stay aligned with available references and data sources.
It is an MCP tool that provides access to PIASO single-cell omics documentation and a live PIASOmarkerDB for coding agents.
Based on the description, it covers both PIASO documentation and the live PIASOmarkerDB as core capabilities. For more detailed interface scope, see the source repository.
The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime requirements, or key requirements. See the source repository for prerequisites.
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