Molclaw Boltz2 Affinity

Boltz-2 Protein-Ligand Binding

Note:

• Local files are not directly accessible by the server. Please upload them to the server using molclaw-file-transfer before execution.
• For PDB file inputs, it is recommended to preprocess them using molclaw-pdbfixer before execution.
• Please refer to skill molclaw-scp-server to complete tool invocation.

step 1. Use skill molclaw-protein-sequence-retrieve to get the target protein sequence information. If the target protein sequence has been provided, skip this step.

step 2. Finally use tool predbindingaffinity_boltz2 to predict the binding affinity.

Tool description:

Use Boltz to predict binding affinity between protein (receptor) and small molecule (ligand).
Args:
    protein (List[dict]): Protein chains, each element contains 'chain' and 'sequence' (e.g., [{{'chain': 'A', 'sequence': 'MGNAAAAKKGSEQASQRRSSLEQP*'}}])
    smiles (str): Input SMILES string (e.g., "N[C@@H](Cc1ccc(O)cc1)C(=O)O")
Return:
    status (str): success/error
    msg (str): message
    affinity_probability_binary (float): Represents the predicted probability (ranging from 0 to 1) that a ligand is a binder, making it ideal for distinguishing active compounds from decoys during the hit-discovery stage. A value below 0.5 indicates uncertain or weak binding.
    affinity_pred_value (float): Estimates the specific binding affinity as log10(IC50) in μM to quantify how small molecular modifications affect potency, serving as a key metric for ligand optimization phases like hit-to-lead and lead-optimization.
    complex_cif_file (str): Structure file of the protein–molecule complex

Tool usage:

response = await client.session.call_tool(
    "pred_binding_affinity_boltz2",
    arguments={
        "protein": protein_chains,
        "smiles": smiles
    }
)
result = client.parse_result(response)
affinity_probability_binary = result["affinity_probability_binary"]
affinity_pred_value = result["affinity_pred_value"]

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: InternScience
• Source: InternScience/MolClaw
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.