How to create a generative chemistry report
1. Set target & scaffoldChoose target, scaffold class, molecule count, and objective.
2. Generate candidatesCreate valid candidate ideas with transparent generation metadata.
3. Score & filterRank by MPO, properties, alerts, synthesizability, novelty and diversity.
4. Run loop & reportRun generate-score-learn loop and download/share full report.
This product is intentionally transparent: candidate generation uses BRICS fragment recombination (Degen et al. 2008),
a published combinatorial-chemistry method that recombines real molecular fragments into new, valid, RDKit-verified
structures — with a template/seed fallback when a scaffold class runs out of fragment combinations. It does not
claim validated RL, REINVENT, MOSES, real docking, or clinical decision support.
Scientific guardrails
Use this for research hypothesis generation only. Confirm chemical validity, synthesis feasibility, novelty/IP, ADMET, tox, real docking,
target-specific QSAR, and experimental assay data before decisions.
Valid SMILES
Property constraints
Liability alerts
Novelty/diversity
Experimental follow-up
User outputs
View full report
Download JSON
Download HTML
Download Word
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Share summary
Generate Candidate Ideas
Generated Candidate JSON
Generated candidates are automatically copied here. You can edit or paste your own candidate list for scoring.
Candidate Scoring
Score candidates by RDKit properties, heuristic docking, MPO, liability alerts and synthesizability.
Candidate Summary
Generate or paste candidates, then score them to view ranking and top candidate summary.
Generate → Score → Learn Loop
Learning Curve
Multi-Objective Optimization
Novelty & Diversity
Scaffold Strategy
Property Constraints
Complete Report Center
Create a complete report, then view it here or download/share it.
Raw JSON
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