Novel Imidazopyridine-Pyrimidine KRAS G12D Inhibitor
O=C(c1cc(F)cc(F)c1)N1CCN(c2cn3cc(-c4ccnc(NC5CC5)n4)ccc3n2)CC1
Selective KRAS G12D inhibitor with novel imidazopyridine-pyrimidine scaffold
Imidazo[1,2-a]pyridine core provides a flat heterocyclic scaffold for π-stacking in the KRAS Switch II pocket. Piperazine linker offers conformational flexibility and a basic nitrogen for salt-bridge interactions with Asp69. 3,5-Difluorobenzamide fills the hydrophobic allosteric pocket. Cyclopropylamino-pyrimidine head engages H95/D69 residues for G12D mutant selectivity over wild-type KRAS.
PROMISING — proceed to optimization
PharmaClaw Consensus Score (0–10)
MW
475.5
cLogP
3.61
QED
0.475
Tox Risk
LOW
SA Score
2.79
TPSA
78.7
Lipinski
Pass (0)
Agents Consulted
Suggested Modifications
Generated by PharmaClaw AI Pipeline v2.1.0 · Updated every Wednesday
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AI-Orchestrated Drug Discovery Pipeline
Eleven domain-specialized agents integrate RDKit cheminformatics, PubChem data, FAERS safety signals, retrosynthetic planning, ADMET profiling, toxicology, IP analysis, and market intelligence — orchestrated by LangGraph on OpenClaw.
End-to-end drug discovery in one pipeline. From SMILES input to polished report — no black boxes, real-time data from PubChem, openFDA, and RDKit.
RDKit property calculation, BRICS retrosynthesis, reaction feasibility scoring, PubChem integration, scaffold analysis, and MCS.
3D conformers, pharmacophore mapping, 14 ML-trained ADMET models, Lipinski/Veber/QED rules, CYP/P-gp/hERG predictions.
Structural alerts, PAINS/Brenk filters, FAERS signal detection, freedom-to-operate analysis, bioisostere suggestions, patent drafting.
SMILES
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Pharmacology
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Synthesis
IP Check
Market Intel
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Input SMILES
Chemistry
Cheminformatics
Pharmacology
Toxicology
Synthesis
IP Check
Market Intel
Report
Each stage is a specialized AI agent. Chain them all in one command — or run individually.
Ready for production use on your own infrastructure.
pip install pharmaclaw[agents]
pharmaclaw setup
Provide your OpenAI / Anthropic API key
pharmaclaw ask "Analyze EGFR T790M inhibitor"
Select a compound to generate a multi-agent chain report.
Pro users get: Compound Comparison · PDF Export · Batch Mode · Synthesis Planning
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3D conformer ensembles (ETKDG + MMFF), pharmacophore mapping, RECAP fragmentation, stereoisomer enumeration, format conversion (SDF/MOL/PDB/XYZ/InChI).
Compare 2–5 SMILES side-by-side with ranked analysis across molecular properties, ADME, safety, and IP metrics.
Color-coded reports with 2D structure images, ADME tables, safety flags, and synthesis routes. One click to team-ready PDF.
Upload a CSV of 1–500 compounds for parallel analysis. Aggregated results with per-compound scoring and CSV/PDF output.
AI-powered retrosynthesis with multi-step route proposals, feasibility scoring, reagent availability, and estimated yields.
80+ computed properties including CYP inhibition, BBB permeability, plasma protein binding, Pgp substrate prediction, and bioavailability.
Monitor drugs via FAERS safety signals with automated alerts. Coming soon: patent expiry watches and PubChem new-compound tracking.
| Property | Compound A | Compound B | Compound C |
|---|---|---|---|
| MW | 315.7 | 206.3 | 560.6 |
| LogP | 4.0 | 3.97 | 4.0 |
| TPSA | 38.3 | 37.3 | 102.0 |
| HBD / HBA | 1 / 5 | 1 / 3 | 1 / 7 |
| Lipinski | Pass | Pass | 1 violation |
| FAERS Signals | Psychiatric 22% | GI bleed 28% | Hepatotox 20% |
Nine agents. One terminal. JSON-native.
pip install pharmaclaw-cli
# Full pipeline with consensus scoring
$ pharmaclaw langgraph \
--smiles "CC1=NN(C(=O)C1=CC2=C(N=C(C=C2)NC3=CC(=NN3C)C(F)(F)F)Cl)C4CC4" \
--workflow full --verbose
LangGraph full pipeline starting...
[1/9] Chemistry — molecular properties...
[2/9] Cheminformatics — 3D conformers, pharmacophores...
[3/9] Pharmacology — ADME/PK profiling...
[4/9] Toxicology — safety profiling...
[5/9] Synthesis — route planning...
[6/9] Catalyst — recommendation...
[7/9] Literature — PubMed search...
[8/9] IP — freedom-to-operate...
[9/9] Market Intel — FAERS query...
Score: 7.5/10 — PROMISING — proceed to optimization
# Pipe agents together
$ pharmaclaw chemistry -s "CCO" | pharmaclaw toxicology | jq '.risk'
"Low"
pharmaclaw chemistry -s "CCO" --mode props
MW, LogP, TPSA, retrosynthesis, PubChem
pharmaclaw cheminformatics -s "CCO"
3D conformers, pharmacophores, RECAP, SDF/MOL/PDB
pharmaclaw pharmacology -s "CCO"
Lipinski, Veber, QED, BBB, CYP3A4, P-gp, PAINS
pharmaclaw toxicology -s "CCO"
Safety profiling, structural alerts, risk scoring
pharmaclaw synthesis -s "CCO" --steps 3
Multi-step BRICS retrosynthesis, feasibility scoring
pharmaclaw catalyst --reaction suzuki
28 reaction types, Pd/Ru/Ni/Cu, novel ligand design
pharmaclaw literature -q "KRAS 2026"
PubMed + Semantic Scholar, TLDRs, citations
pharmaclaw ip -s "CCO" --bioisosteres
FTO analysis, Tanimoto similarity, bioisosteres
pharmaclaw market --drug sotorasib
FDA FAERS adverse events, trends
pharmaclaw compare -s "A,B,C"
Side-by-side multi-compound analysis
pharmaclaw batch -f compounds.csv
Process up to 500 compounds from CSV
pharmaclaw report -s "CCO" -o out.json
Full pipeline → JSON report file
Input: "Create a novel lung cancer drug"
"Create a novel lung cancer drug"
One sentence. That's all it takes.
29,206 adverse event reports analyzed for osimertinib
6,134 diarrhoea reports across EGFR class — #1 safety concern
Rash (3,667 reports) — #2 unmet need
Live FDA FAERS data — not simulated, not cached.
Chloroacetamide warhead (less reactive)
Targets #2 adverse event (rash)
N-methylpiperazine side chain
Targets #1 adverse event (diarrhoea)
Difluoromethoxy group
Extended half-life for once-daily dosing
| Compound | MW | LogP | QED | Lipinski |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gefitinib | 446.9 | 4.28 | 0.518 | Pass |
| Erlotinib | 395.5 | 4.45 | 0.508 | Pass |
| Afatinib | 486.0 | 4.39 | 0.457 | Pass |
| PharmaClaw-2 ★ | 497.6 | 4.26 | 0.369 | Pass |
| Osimertinib | 499.6 | 4.51 | 0.311 | Pass |
PharmaClaw-2 recommended for advancement. Best balance of drug-likeness, synthetic feasibility, and rationale for reduced GI toxicity.
Next step: molecular docking against EGFR (PDB: 6JX0)
This entire analysis took 3 minutes and cost less than $0.04 in compute.
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PharmaClaw is a suite of 11 AI agents built on OpenClaw for drug discovery. They chain together PubChem data, RDKit cheminformatics (2D and 3D), FAERS adverse event intel, ADME/PK profiling, toxicology screening, synthesis planning, catalyst design, literature search, and IP/patent analysis into unified workflows.
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AI-powered retrosynthesis that breaks a target molecule into commercially available precursors, scores each route for feasibility, and suggests alternative pathways.
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