OmicClaw is an innovative computational framework designed to streamline multi-omics data analysis by bridging natural language instructions with executable code. It is built upon the OmicVerse ecosystem, which harmonizes over 200 analytical methods for bulk, single-cell, and spatial omics into a unified interface. To ensure reliability, the system utilizes a runtime called J.A.R.V.I.S. that grounds AI-generated requests in a verified function registry, preventing common errors like code hallucination. This architecture allows researchers to perform complex, multi-step biological workflows—such as trajectory inference and batch integration—through simple interactive dialogue. Beyond its core engine, the project includes a web-based platform featuring scalable visualization tools and a "Skill Store" for sharing reusable analytical knowledge. Ultimately, OmicClaw advances reproducible science by providing a traceable, state-aware environment for human-AI collaboration in bioinformatics.

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• Zeng Z, Wang X, Luo Z, et al. OmicClaw: executable and reproducible natural-language multi-omics analysis over the unified OmicVerse ecosystem[J]. bioRxiv, 2026: 2026.03. 13.711464.