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molecular-rag

Retrieve structurally similar compounds with known properties from ChEMBL/ZINC to ground predictions and inform optimization. Based on MolRAG (Xian 2025, ACL).

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# Molecular RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)

## Overview

LLMs hallucinate molecular properties. This skill grounds predictions by retrieving structurally similar compounds with experimentally measured properties from ChEMBL and ZINC. When the agent says "this compound should have good hERG safety," it can now check what happened with similar compounds in real assays.

Based on:
- **MolRAG** (Xian et al., 2025, ACL): RAG for molecular property prediction — retrieves similar compounds to ground LLM predictions

## When to Use This Skill

- **Before property prediction**: Retrieve analogs with known properties for context
- **Lead optimization**: Find what modifications worked for similar scaffolds
- **Novelty assessment**: Check if your generated molecule is truly novel or already known