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Skill BioTender-max/awesome-bio-agent-skills/skills/drugclaw/chembl

Query the ChEMBL database for drug molecules, bioactivity data, and drug targets via the ChEMBL REST API. Use whenever the user asks about drug properties (molecular weight, logP, Lipinski violations), drug-target interactions, bioactivity assay results, or wants to look up any entity by ChEMBL ID or drug/gene name in ChEMBL. Supports single entity or batch queries. No API key required.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add BioTender-max/awesome-bio-agent-skills --skill chembl

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ChEMBL Query Skill

Query ChEMBL bioactivity database for molecules, targets, and activity data. Auto-detects input type by prefix:

Input PatternDetected AsAction
CHEMBL25ChEMBL ID (molecule)direct fetch by ID
aspirindrug namesubstring search on pref_name
CHEMBL203ChEMBL ID (target)direct fetch by ID
EGFRgene/protein namesubstring search on target_synonym

API

FunctionInputReturns
query_molecules(entities, limit)str or list[str] — ChEMBL IDs or drug namesdict[str, list[dict]]
query_targets(entities, limit)str or list[str] — ChEMBL IDs or gene namesdict[str, list[dict]]
query_bioactivities(chembl_ids, limit)str or list[str] — molecule ChEMBL IDsdict[str, list[dict]]
summarize_molecule(mol)single molecule dictcompact one-line string
summarize_activity(act)single activity dictcompact one-line string
summarize_target(tgt)single target dictcompact one-line string

Usage

See if __name__ == "__main__" block in chembl_query.py for runnable examples covering:

  1. Single molecule by ID — query_molecules("CHEMBL25")
  2. Batch molecule search by name — query_molecules(["ibuprofen", "metformin"], limit=3)
  3. Bioactivities for multiple molecules — query_bioactivities(["CHEMBL25", "CHEMBL1642"], limit=3)
  4. Single target by gene name — query_targets("EGFR", limit=3)
  5. Batch target lookup by ID — query_targets(["CHEMBL203", "CHEMBL204"])

Key Fields

Molecule: molecule_chembl_id, pref_name, molecule_properties.full_mwt, molecule_properties.alogp, molecule_properties.num_ro5_violations

Activity: molecule_chembl_id, target_chembl_id, target_pref_name, standard_type, standard_value, standard_units

Target: target_chembl_id, pref_name, target_type, organism

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