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nv-segment-ct

Used for running NV-Segment-CT VISTA3D on CT NIfTI volumes and recording label-map evidence.

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# NV-Segment-CT

## Purpose
- Used for running NV-Segment-CT VISTA3D on CT NIfTI volumes and recording label-map evidence. Not for clinical interpretation.
- Use the wrapper exactly as documented; do not replace the upstream entrypoint with a handwritten implementation.
- Manifest I/O: inputs are `ct_volume`; outputs are `label_map` and `result_json`.

## Instructions
- Read `skill_manifest.yaml` before changing arguments, side effects, or validation gates.
- Run `scripts/run_vista3d.py` through the documented command below; keep outputs under a caller-provided run directory.
- If a host agent exposes `run_script`, use `run_script("scripts/run_vista3d.py", args=[...])`; otherwise run the Bash/Python command shown below.
- Create the documented Python 3.10 virtual environment and invoke its binaries directly; do not install model dependencies into the caller's active environment.
- Check the emitted JSON and paired verifier guidance before treating the run as evidence.
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