pymol
PyMOL: Molecular Visualization via claudemol
Summary
This skill enables Claude Code to control PyMOL molecular visualization software through the claudemol socket interface. It supports:
- Setup: Cross-platform installation of claudemol and PyMOL
- Visualization: Rendering proteins, small molecules, and complexes
- Publication figures: Ray-traced high-resolution images
- Interactive control: Send PyMOL commands programmatically
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