This release adds 3 notable features for engineering teams evaluating rollout.
✓ No known CVEs patched in this version
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Summary
AI summaryUpdates Genome Indexing, Highlights, and Decode Dashboard across a mixed release.
Full changelog
Genomi 0.1.0 is the first public release. These notes focus on release-specific
changes and upgrade-relevant behavior; see README.md for the broader product
overview, source support, privacy model, and setup flow.
Highlights
- First public package metadata and install/update path for
genomi. - Local decode dashboard generation is available for broad first-pass genome
review. - Active Genome Index parsing now supports variant-ready gVCF imports with
background reference-block completion. .genome/1.0bundle intake is supported alongside the source formats
described in the README.- Pharmacogenomic and ClinVar review paths now report clearer evidence state,
missing-source state, and sample-specific context. - Install/update runs are idempotent, so re-running
genomi installor
genomi updateis the supported maintenance path.
Decode Dashboard
- Dashboard panels now distinguish ready, empty, blocked, and unavailable
states. - Missing libraries, unavailable sources, or insufficient overlap are shown as
limitations instead of negative findings. - Pharmacogenomic findings are ordered by finding severity.
- Journal content is no longer included in the dashboard; the dashboard focuses
on current evidence panels. - Dashboard output is staged for local browser viewing.
Pharmacogenomics And ClinVar
- Medication-response review separates guideline evidence, label evidence,
association evidence, sample-specific evidence, and missing evidence more
clearly. - PharmCAT workflows handle preflight checks, generated artifacts, imported
results, calls-only TSV files, and VCF header edge cases more reliably. - ClinVar matching preserves the connection between public assertions and the
observed allele evidence from the local genome index. - Missing optional evidence libraries are reported as blocked evidence scope,
not as absence of findings.
Genome Indexing
- Source detection is content-based and can handle compressed or archived inputs.
- gVCF parsing becomes usable for variant interpretation before reference-block
processing is fully complete. - Consumer-array no-calls and downstream genotype matching have clearer
behavior. - VCF export for downstream pharmacogenomic workflows now normalizes metadata
and invalidates stale export caches.
Install And Update
genomi install and genomi update are the same update path. Re-running either
command is safe and will only refresh what needs refreshing unless a forced
download is requested.
The updater can:
- Refresh the Genomi runtime.
- Install or update selected public reference libraries.
- Repair host-agent skill links.
- Refresh public retrieval indexes.
- Keep older local Active Genome Index records aligned with the current runtime.
Genomi now also follows modern data-directory defaults when available, while
still supporting GENOMI_HOME for explicit installs.
Known Limits
- Genomi is still experimental, and the tool surface may continue to change.
- Some evidence areas require optional public libraries or external tools before
they can answer. - External public sources may be temporarily unavailable.
- Missing data, missing libraries, or low overlap are limitations, not negative
evidence. - Polygenic, ancestry, nutrigenomic, and common-trait findings should be
interpreted qualitatively unless a cited source provides a validated number.
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