001TMF/blatant-why

AI-powered biologics design campaign agent — multi-agent orchestration with BoltzGen, PXDesign, Protenix, and 200+ cloud tools. Antibodies, nanobodies, de novo binders, and beyond.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what blatant-why tells them →

117Stars on the repository
58Mods indexed here, across every type
yesterdayLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
MITLicence, which decides whether bodies are shown

by:approve-lab

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Command Claude Code

Approve lab submission to Adaptyv Bio (triple-gated).

not rated 117 yesterday A 21 tokens original MIT

by:campaign-auto

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Command Claude Code

Full autonomous campaign — research, design, screen, rank with minimal interruption.

not rated 117 yesterday A 19 tokens original MIT

by:load

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Command Claude Code

Load a protein target and analyze it for design.

not rated 117 yesterday A 13 tokens original MIT

by:plan-campaign

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Command Claude Code

Pre-campaign discussion -- capture design preferences before launching.

not rated 117 yesterday A 16 tokens original MIT

by:resume

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Command Claude Code

Resume an interrupted campaign from the last checkpoint.

not rated 117 yesterday A 12 tokens original MIT

by:set-profile

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Command Claude Code

Switch model profile (quality/balanced/budget).

not rated 117 yesterday A 15 tokens original MIT

by:setup

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Command Claude Code

Discover and configure compute environment.

not rated 117 yesterday A 9 tokens original MIT

by:view

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Command Claude Code

View a protein structure in ProteinView (opens tmux split pane).

not rated 117 yesterday A 17 tokens original MIT

by:welcome

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Command Claude Code

First-run orientation -- what BY can do and where to start.

not rated 117 yesterday A 16 tokens original MIT

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