easybfe-cli

Prepare ABFE and RBFE command workflows for ligand parameterization and simulation setup.

15|2|Updated Oct 15, 2024
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Skill: easybfe-cli
Source: https://github.com/Ericwang6/easybfe/tree/main/skills/easybfe
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Ericwang6/easybfe --skill easybfe-cli

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill removes the friction of preparing and analyzing protein-ligand binding free energy workflows, helping you move from raw ligands and a receptor structure to runnable EasyBFE simulation directories and results.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Ligand Parameterization: Prepare Amber-compatible ligand directories for downstream absolute and relative binding free energy workflows.
  • ABFE and RBFE Setup: Generate the correct simulation layout, config-driven run directories, and restraint or mapping setup for one ligand or many ligands.
  • Result Analysis: Run MBAR-based analysis on completed simulation trees and summarize binding free energy outputs.
  • Use Case: A computational chemist can take a protein structure and a ligand set, generate the required EasyBFE inputs, launch the simulation prep workflow, and then analyze the finished ABFE or RBFE runs consistently.

Quick Start

Ask for an EasyBFE workflow that parameterizes my ligands, prepares the ABFE or RBFE configuration from my protein file, and sets up the run directories for analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions about easybfe-cli

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I set up ABFE and RBFE workflows for ligand parameterization?

To set up ABFE and RBFE workflows, you can generate simulation directories, config-driven run layouts, and restraint or mapping setups using EasyBFE subcommands for single or batch ligand networks.

Can I use Amber-compatible force fields for protein-ligand binding free energy simulations?

Yes, protein-ligand binding free energy simulations support Amber-compatible force fields. You must provide parameterized ligand directories and YAML or JSON configuration files to build the workflow.

What is the best way to analyze completed absolute binding free energy simulation results?

The best way to analyze absolute binding free energy results is by running MBAR-based analysis on completed simulation trees to summarize binding free energy outputs consistently.

How do I prepare a batch network of ligands for relative binding free energy calculations?

You prepare a batch ligand network for relative binding free energy calculations by parameterizing ligands into Amber-compatible directories and using the RBFE subcommand to generate mapping setups.

Do I need parameterized ligand directories before starting an EasyBFE simulation setup?

Yes, parameterized ligand directories are required before starting simulation setup. The workflow relies on these pre-parameterized inputs alongside your protein structure to generate runnable directories.

What configuration formats are supported for ABFE and RBFE run directory generation?

ABFE and RBFE run directory generation supports YAML and JSON configuration files to define the simulation layout and drive the free energy workflow preparation.