opentargets-skill
Operating rules
- Use
scripts/opentargets_graphql.pyfor all Open Targets GraphQL work. - Use
scripts/opentargets_disease_heatmap.pywhen the user wants the associated-disease bubble grid or a disease-by-datasource evidence matrix. - The script accepts
max_items; for nested GraphQL results, start withmax_items=3to5. - Keep GraphQL selection sets narrow and page connection-style fields conservatively.
- Use
query_pathfor long GraphQL documents instead of pasting large inline query strings. - Re-run requests in long conversations instead of relying on earlier tool output.
- Treat displayed
...in tool previews as UI truncation, not part of the real query.
Execution behavior
- Return concise markdown summaries from the script JSON by default.
- Return the JSON verbatim only if the user explicitly asks for machine-readable output.
- Prefer targeted GraphQL queries that select only the fields needed for the user task.
- Use schema introspection only when necessary; do not dump large schema payloads into chat.
- For the associated-disease heatmap, treat
datasourceScoresas evidence-source breadth/context. Do not treat heatmap breadth alone as proof of causal target assignment, mechanism, or direction of effect.
Input
- Read one JSON object from stdin.
- Required field:
queryorquery_path
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