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Using Medical Research Toolkit in OpenClaw

Once installed, the toolkit documentation is automatically available to you.

Quick Reference

When you ask OpenClaw research questions, it will use the toolkit's database guides to help.

Example Queries

Find drugs for a disease:

"What drugs are being tested for myasthenia gravis? Include clinical trials and approved drugs."

Discover targets:

"What genes are associated with myasthenia gravis? Find the top targets with evidence."

Literature search:

"Find recent papers on complement inhibitors in myasthenia gravis. What's the latest research?"

Drug safety check:

"Is eculizumab safe? Check FDA adverse events and clinical data."

Full repurposing analysis:

"I want to find drug repurposing candidates for myasthenia gravis. Check: disease targets (OpenTargets), drugs targeting those genes (ChEMBL), ongoing trials (ClinicalTrials), safety profile (OpenFDA), and recent literature (PubMed). Synthesize the results."

Documentation Access

The toolkit provides:

  • SKILL.md — Quick start + recipes
  • 6 Database Guides — Detailed references (PubMed, ChEMBL, OpenTargets, etc.)
  • 1 Complete Workflow — Full drug repurposing example
  • Troubleshooting — Common issues and solutions

All available in the skill files for reference.

Tips

  • Start simple — Use a quick recipe from SKILL.md
  • Add filters — Specify recruitment status, phase, evidence level
  • Cross-reference — Use one database to find IDs for another
  • Build incrementally — Combine multiple API calls for deeper analysis

Offline Access

All documentation is local (no internet required to read):

  • SKILL.md — Main guide
  • references/*.md — Database deep dives
  • scripts/*.md — Complete workflow examples