ClawBio PharmGx Reporter skill

The pharmgx-reporter skill from ClawBio, a bioinformatics-native AI agent skill library. Parses a 23andMe or AncestryDNA raw genotype file (either GRCh37 or GRCh38, detected automatically), calls star-allele diplotypes for 12 pharmacogenes, maps each to a metaboliser phenotype (poor/intermediate/normal/rapid/ultra-rapid), and returns CPIC-guideline drug recommendations across 51 medications -- a real, named, clinically used pharmacogenomics standard, not generic genotyping. Its own SKILL.md states every recommendation 'traces to a published star-allele -> phenotype -> drug mapping', which this entry records as the skill's provenance-logging behaviour. Verified live via direct fetch of the skill's SKILL.md, its evals/ directory, and the repository's own skills/catalog.json, which records this skill at maturity_tier: ci-validated (ci_tested: true, has_tests: true, has_demo: true) -- ClawBio's escalating maturity-tier system functioning as the closest analogue to a certification ladder found in this seeding pass. A sibling skill in the same repository, clinical-variant-reporter (ACMG classification from VCF/BCF), was considered but not seeded here: the same catalog.json records its status as planned and maturity_tier: cli-registered with benchmark_validated: false, i.e. not yet validated against the Genome in a Bottle truth sets an earlier research pass attributed to it, so this entry deliberately picks the more mature sibling instead of describing an aspirational capability as current state. Terms check: the repository's root LICENSE is MIT (confirmed by direct fetch), and this specific skill's own SKILL.md frontmatter and catalog.json entry both independently declare license: MIT with empty model_license/data_license fields, i.e. no divergent third-party licence applies to this particular skill (the repository does warn that other skills wrapping third-party models or data may declare stricter terms). No slug collision with any existing entry in this registry.