Query DGIdb for drug–gene interactions via GraphQL with structured results.
npx skills add https://github.com/QSong-github/DrugClaw --skill 16-dgidb
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: 16_DGIdb Source: https://github.com/QSong-github/DrugClaw/tree/main/skills/dti/dgidb Command: npx skills add https://github.com/QSong-github/DrugClaw --skill 16-dgidb
DGIdbQuery solves the problem of retrieving drug–gene interactions from the DGIdb database, providing structured results and source evidence.
Ask DGIdb to look up drug targets or gene interactions by providing a drug name, gene name, or category.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can find drug-gene interactions by querying the DGIdb database with a drug or gene name. It returns structured results containing specific target details, source evidence, and PMIDs for traceability.
Yes, you can perform batch queries for druggable gene categories and interaction data. The system supports both gene-centric and drug-centric batch retrieval to process multiple inputs efficiently.
Querying drug targets returns structured results that include specific source details and PMIDs. This provides clear traceability for the drug-gene interactions found in the DGIdb database.
Yes, the DGIdb query mechanism handles timeouts and errors gracefully. This ensures your batch or single-entity drug-gene interaction queries fail safely without crashing your workflow.
You can look up druggable genes by providing a list of drug names as input. The system automatically detects categories like druggable genes and returns the corresponding gene-drug relationships.
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