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Run Nextflow Registry modules natively using `nextflow module` commands. Use when running, listing, or getting info about Nextflow modules.
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Run modules from the Nextflow Registry natively using nextflow module commands. Everything is self-contained — no external tools or MCP needed. Modules are installed on-the-fly when run.
Modules are published under namespaces (e.g. nf-core/fastqc), and the nextflow module commands work with any of them.
Requires Nextflow 26.04 or later (for the nextflow module commands).
If a module fails due to missing arguments or incorrect parameters:
❌ WRONG - Writing a wrapper workflow:
// NEVER DO THIS - even if the module fails!
include { FASTQC } from 'nf-core/fastqc'
workflow { FASTQC(Channel.fromPath('*.fq.gz')) }
✅ CORRECT - Use nextflow module view to get the correct parameters:
nextflow module view nf-core/fastqc
When a module run fails:
nextflow module view <module> to get the command templatenextflow module run <module> ...NEVER create a wrapper workflow as a "fix" for missing arguments.
Use nextflow module search with a natural language term — it performs similarity search on module name, description, and features:
nextflow module search "quality control"
nextflow module search "alignment"
nextflow module search "variant calling"
nextflow module search "BAM statistics"
Once you've identified the module, get its detailed info and the command template:
nextflow module view nf-core/fastqc
This returns the module description, inputs, parameters, and the exact run command template. Use this template as the basis for your run command.
Replace placeholder values in the template with the user's concrete values (file paths, parameters), then execute. No explicit install is needed — modules are fetched on-the-fly:
nextflow module run nf-core/fastqc \
--input "/path/to/sample.fq.gz" \
--outdir results
Modules require containers for their underlying tools. Configure nextflow.config to use Wave + Conda so containers are provisioned on-the-fly from each module's conda packages:
wave.enabled = true
wave.strategy = 'conda,container'
docker.enabled = true
This avoids the need to manually build or pull container images — Wave provisions them from the module's declared conda dependencies.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
nextflow module search <term> | Similarity search by name/description/feature |
nextflow module view <name> | Detailed info about the module and how to run it |
nextflow module run <name> [options] | Run a module (installed on-the-fly) |
nextflow module list | List available modules |
# 1. Search
nextflow module search "quality control"
# 2. Get the template
nextflow module view nf-core/fastqc
# 3. Run with concrete values
nextflow module run nf-core/fastqc \
--input "data/sample.fq.gz" \
--outdir results_fastqc
# 1. Search
nextflow module search "bwa alignment"
# 2. Get the template
nextflow module view nf-core/bwa/mem
# 3. Run with concrete values
nextflow module run nf-core/bwa/mem \
--input "data/reads_1.fq.gz,data/reads_2.fq.gz" \
--reference "data/genome.fa" \
--outdir results_bwa
Search for the module:
nextflow module search "quality control for FASTQ"
Get info and run template:
nextflow module view nf-core/fastqc
Substitute template placeholders with actual values from the user's data
Run the module:
nextflow module run nf-core/fastqc \
--input "data/sample.fq.gz" \
--outdir results
Process output — Read the stdout, summarize key results, and suggest the logical next step to the user
nextflow module search to find the right modulenextflow module view before running a modulenextflow module view to get correct argsls data/*.fq then comma-separate results--input "file1,file2,file3"DO NOT write a wrapper workflow. Instead:
nextflow module view nf-core/<module>nextflow module run command with correct argumentsThe nextflow module run command prints its output to stdout. After a module run, you MUST:
fastqc: "Quality scores look good. Would you like to proceed to alignment with bwa/mem?"bwa/mem: "Alignment complete. Would you like to sort the BAM with samtools/sort or get stats with samtools/stats?"fastp: "Trimming done. Would you like to align the trimmed reads?"Always frame next-step suggestions as questions to the user.
Only list or inspect output files in the work directory if the module or user specifically requires it — do not do this by default.
name: run-module description: Run Nextflow Registry modules natively using `nextflow module` commands. Use when running, listing, or getting info about Nextflow modules. allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Glob
---
name: run-module
description: Run Nextflow Registry modules natively using `nextflow module` commands. Use when running, listing, or getting info about Nextflow modules.
allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Glob
---
# Run Nextflow Modules
Run modules from the [Nextflow Registry](https://registry.nextflow.io) natively using `nextflow module` commands. Everything is self-contained — no external tools or MCP needed. Modules are installed on-the-fly when run.
Modules are published under namespaces (e.g. `nf-core/fastqc`), and the `nextflow module` commands work with any of them.
**Requires Nextflow 26.04 or later** (for the `nextflow module` commands).
## ⛔ NEVER WRITE WRAPPER WORKFLOWS
**If a module fails due to missing arguments or incorrect parameters:**
❌ **WRONG** - Writing a wrapper workflow:
```groovy
// NEVER DO THIS - even if the module fails!
include { FASTQC } from 'nf-core/fastqc'
workflow { FASTQC(Channel.fromPath('*.fq.gz')) }
```
✅ **CORRECT** - Use `nextflow module view` to get the correct parameters:
```bash
nextflow module view nf-core/fastqc
```
**When a module run fails:**
1. Run `nextflow module view <module>` to get the command template
2. Fix the arguments based on the template
3. Re-run with `nextflow module run <module> ...`
**NEVER create a wrapper workflow as a "fix" for missing arguments.**
## Step 1: Search for the Module
Use `nextflow module search` with a natural language term — it performs similarity search on module name, description, and features:
```bash
nextflow module search "quality control"
nextflow module search "alignment"
nextflow module search "variant calling"
nextflow module search "BAM statistics"
```
## Step 2: Get Module Info and Run Template
Once you've identified the module, get its detailed info and the command template:
```bash
nextflow module view nf-core/fastqc
```
This returns the module description, inputs, parameters, and the exact run command template. Use this template as the basis for your run command.
## Step 3: Substitute Template Values and Run
Replace placeholder values in the template with the user's concrete values (file paths, parameters), then execute. No explicit install is needed — modules are fetched on-the-fly:
```bash
nextflow module run nf-core/fastqc \
--input "/path/to/sample.fq.gz" \
--outdir results
```
### Container Provisioning with Wave + Conda
Modules require containers for their underlying tools. Configure `nextflow.config` to use Wave + Conda so containers are provisioned on-the-fly from each module's conda packages:
```groovy
wave.enabled = true
wave.strategy = 'conda,container'
docker.enabled = true
```
This avoids the need to manually build or pull container images — Wave provisions them from the module's declared conda dependencies.
## Commands Reference
| Command | Description |
|---------|-------------|
| `nextflow module search <term>` | Similarity search by name/description/feature |
| `nextflow module view <name>` | Detailed info about the module and how to run it |
| `nextflow module run <name> [options]` | Run a module (installed on-the-fly) |
| `nextflow module list` | List available modules |
## Examples
### Single-end FASTQ Quality Control
```bash
# 1. Search
nextflow module search "quality control"
# 2. Get the template
nextflow module view nf-core/fastqc
# 3. Run with concrete values
nextflow module run nf-core/fastqc \
--input "data/sample.fq.gz" \
--outdir results_fastqc
```
### Paired-end Alignment
```bash
# 1. Search
nextflow module search "bwa alignment"
# 2. Get the template
nextflow module view nf-core/bwa/mem
# 3. Run with concrete values
nextflow module run nf-core/bwa/mem \
--input "data/reads_1.fq.gz,data/reads_2.fq.gz" \
--reference "data/genome.fa" \
--outdir results_bwa
```
## Complete Workflow: Search → Info → Run
1. **Search** for the module:
```bash
nextflow module search "quality control for FASTQ"
```
2. **Get info** and run template:
```bash
nextflow module view nf-core/fastqc
```
3. **Substitute** template placeholders with actual values from the user's data
4. **Run** the module:
```bash
nextflow module run nf-core/fastqc \
--input "data/sample.fq.gz" \
--outdir results
```
5. **Process output** — Read the stdout, summarize key results, and suggest the logical next step to the user
## Critical Rules
1. **SEARCH FIRST** — Always use `nextflow module search` to find the right module
2. **GET THE TEMPLATE** — Always run `nextflow module view` before running a module
3. **SUBSTITUTE TEMPLATE VALUES** — Replace all placeholders with concrete values from the user's data
4. **NEVER write wrapper workflows** — If a run fails, use `nextflow module view` to get correct args
5. **NEVER guess parameters** — Always get them from the info template
6. **Expand wildcards first** — Use `ls data/*.fq` then comma-separate results
7. **Quote multi-file inputs** — `--input "file1,file2,file3"`
8. **Use absolute paths** when possible
9. **ALWAYS PROCESS STDOUT OUTPUT** — After a successful run, present a summary and suggest the logical next step
## When Module Run Fails
**DO NOT write a wrapper workflow.** Instead:
1. Run `nextflow module view nf-core/<module>`
2. Compare the template with your command to find discrepancies
3. Fix your `nextflow module run` command with correct arguments
4. Re-run the corrected command
## Step 4: Process Run Output (MANDATORY)
The `nextflow module run` command prints its output to stdout. After a module run, you MUST:
1. **Read the stdout output** from the run command
2. **Present a clear summary** of the results to the user — highlight key metrics, status, and any warnings or errors
3. **Infer the next step** — Based on the output and the module that was run, suggest what the user might want to do next. Examples:
- After `fastqc`: "Quality scores look good. Would you like to proceed to alignment with `bwa/mem`?"
- After `bwa/mem`: "Alignment complete. Would you like to sort the BAM with `samtools/sort` or get stats with `samtools/stats`?"
- After `fastp`: "Trimming done. Would you like to align the trimmed reads?"
Always frame next-step suggestions as questions to the user.
Only list or inspect output files in the work directory if the module or user specifically requires it — do not do this by default.
Free to get does not mean free to run. Price labels are not safety ratings. Submit pricing information →
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