Open Targets 远程 MCP 服务器是什么?
Open Targets 的远程 MCP 服务器是一个托管的 Model Context Protocol 端点,地址是 https://mcp.platform.opentargets.org/mcp,AI 助手无需在本地安装或运行任何东西即可连接。
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Open Targets MCP Server
@Open Targets
基本信息
关于 Open Targets MCP Server
Open Targets is a public platform for systematic drug target identification and prioritisation. Its remote MCP server gives assistants a purpose-built interface to association, evidence, and target data for genetics-driven drug discovery research.
连接信息
https://mcp.platform.opentargets.org/mcp接入方式
claude mcp add open-targets --transport http https://mcp.platform.opentargets.org/mcpOpen Targets MCP Server 工具
5Retrieve the Open Targets Platform GraphQL schema filtered by category. You MUST specify one or more categories to retrieve the relevant schema subset. Categories group related GraphQL types into coherent subschemas (e.g., 'drug-mechanisms', 'genetic-associations', 'target-safety'). The returned schema includes types from the specified categories plus their dependencies expanded. Available categories: - cancer-genomics: Cancer-specific genomic evidence from Cancer Gene Census, IntOGen, cancer biomarkers databases, and cancer hallmarks. Identifies cancer driver genes and somatic mutations. - clinical-genetics: Clinical genetics databases and rare disease evidence from ClinGen, ClinVar, Genomics England PanelApp, Orphanet, and Gene2Phenotype. Provides clinical validity of gene-disease relationships, pathogenic variants, and clinical genomics panels. - comparative-genomics: Cross-species comparative genomics and orthology relationships for leveraging model organism data. Shows evolutionary conservation and functional predictions based on homology. - disease-associations: Target-disease association evidence and target prioritisation, integrating evidence across multiple data types. Shows the strength of association between genes/targets and diseases and the target prioritisation factors that can be used to prioritise targets for further investigation. - disease-phenotypes: Disease phenotypes, symptoms, and ontology for understanding clinical manifestations, disease classifications, and relationships between different conditions. - drug-indications: Approved and investigational drug indications, clinical trial phases, mechanism-based predictions for drug repurposing, and known drug-disease relationships. - drug-mechanisms: Drug mechanisms of action and target interactions from ChEMBL, including drug-target relationships, polypharmacology profiles, and molecular mechanisms of therapeutic effects. - drug-safety: Post-market drug safety and pharmacovigilance data from FDA FAERS, including adverse events, drug warnings, and safety alerts for approved medications. - entity-search: Cross-entity search and entity discovery across all entity types with keyword search capabilities. Enables finding targets, diseases, drugs, variants, and studies by name or identifier. - experimental-models: Experimental model organism data including CRISPR knockout screens, mouse phenotypes from IMPC, cancer cell line dependency from DepMap, and chemical probes. Provides functional validation data from laboratory experiments. - functional-genomics: Gene expression, biological pathways, and systems biology data from Expression Atlas, Reactome, Gene Ontology. Provides context on gene function, regulation, and pathway involvement. - genetic-associations: Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) and molecular QTL associations. Returns GWAS summary statistics, shared trait studies, and disease-associated genetic variants from population-scale studies. Fine-mapping results and credible set analysis from GWAS and QTL studies. Includes locus-to-gene predictions, colocalization analyses, and probabilistic identification of causal variants. - genetic-constraint: Genetic constraint metrics. Measures selection pressure on genes including loss-of-function intolerance, showing which genes are essential for survival. - literature-evidence: Scientific literature and bibliographic data, including disease and drug bibliographies. Supports text-mined evidence and citation networks. - molecular-interactions: Protein-protein interactions and molecular networks for understanding biological context, cellular pathways, and functional relationships between biomolecules. - pharmacogenomics: Genetic variation affecting drug response, including gene-drug interactions, genotype-dependent efficacy or toxicity, and personalized medicine applications. - platform-metadata: Platform metadata including version information, data release prefix, and metadata o…
Get schema subsets for types, separated by specific and shared deps. Given a list of type names, returns SDL (Schema Definition Language) organized into type-specific dependencies and shared dependencies. Args: type_names (list[str]): List of GraphQL type names to start exploration from. (examples: ['Target', 'Drug']) Returns: (dict[str, str]): Dictionary with one key per input type: SDL for types ONLY reachable from that type and 'shared' key: SDL for types reachable from multiple input types.
Search for entities across multiple types using the Open Targets Platform search API. This tool performs a streamlined entity search that returns the id and entity type for up to 3 matching entities across targets, diseases, drugs, variants, and studies. Supports multiple query strings in a single call - each query is executed independently and results are returned in a dictionary keyed by the query string. Args: query_strings (list[str]): List of search queries. (examples: ['BRCA1', 'aspirin']) Returns: (dict[str, list[SearchEntitiesFoundEntity]]): Top 3 hits for each query string, with entity ID and type.
Execute GraphQL queries against the Open Targets Platform API. WORKFLOW - Follow these steps in order: Step 1: RESOLVE IDENTIFIERS If user provides common names (gene symbols, disease names, drug names), use `search_entity` tool FIRST to convert them to standardized IDs: - Targets/Genes: "BRCA2" -> ENSEMBL ID "ENSG00000139618" - Diseases: "breast cancer" -> EFO/MONDO ID "MONDO_0007254" - Drugs: "aspirin" -> ChEMBL ID "CHEMBL1201583" - Variants: Use "chr_pos_ref_alt" format or rsIDs Example: search_entity(query_string="BRCA2", entity_names=["target"]) Step 2: LEARN QUERY STRUCTURE Call `get_open_targets_graphql_schema` with relevant categories to retrieve the schema subset needed for your query. Select categories that cover the data domains you need - BE INCLUSIVE (it's better to include extra categories than to miss required types). Example: For a query about drug mechanisms and safety: get_open_targets_graphql_schema(categories=["drug-mechanisms", "drug-safety"]) Study the returned schema to understand available types, fields, and their relationships, then construct a GraphQL query that fetches the information the user needs. FALLBACK: If you encounter errors or need detailed information about specific types, use `get_type_dependencies` sparingly to explore type relationships. This tool provides exhaustive type dependency information but should only be used when category-based retrieval is insufficient. Step 3: CONSTRUCT AND EXECUTE QUERY Build GraphQL query using: - Standardized IDs from Step 1 (REQUIRED) - Query structure from Step 2 - Follow the "COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID" guidance in the schema output Call this tool with query_string and optional variables. REQUIRED IDENTIFIER FORMATS: - Targets/Genes: ENSEMBL IDs (e.g., "ENSG00000139618") - Diseases: EFO IDs (e.g., "EFO_0000305") or MONDO IDs (e.g., "MONDO_0007254") - Drugs: ChEMBL IDs (e.g., "CHEMBL1201583") - Variants: "chr_pos_ref_alt" format (e.g., "19_44908822_C_T") or rsIDs (e.g., "rs7412") - Studies: Study IDs (e.g., "GCST90002357") - Credible Sets: Study Locus IDs (e.g., "7d68cc9c70351c9dbd2a2c0c145e555d") Args: query_string (str): GraphQL query string starting with 'query' keyword. variables (UnionType[dict[str, Any], None]): Optional dict or JSON string with query variables. Returns: (QueryResult): GraphQL response with data field containing targets, diseases, drugs, variants, studies or error message.
Execute the same GraphQL query multiple times with different variable sets. Use this tool instead of the regular query tool when you need to run the same query repeatedly with different arguments (e.g., querying multiple drugs, targets, or diseases). WORKFLOW - Follow these steps in order: Step 1: RESOLVE IDENTIFIERS If user provides common names (gene symbols, disease names, drug names), use `search_entity` tool FIRST to convert them to standardized IDs: - Targets/Genes: "BRCA1", "BRCA2" -> ENSEMBL IDs "ENSG00000012048", "ENSG00000139618" - Diseases: "breast cancer" -> EFO/MONDO ID "MONDO_0007254" - Drugs: "aspirin", "ibuprofen" -> ChEMBL IDs "CHEMBL1201583", "CHEMBL521" - Variants: Use "chr_pos_ref_alt" format or rsIDs Example: search_entity(query_string="BRCA1 BRCA2", entity_names=["target"]) Step 2: LEARN QUERY STRUCTURE Call `get_open_targets_graphql_schema` with relevant categories to retrieve the schema subset needed for your query. Select categories that cover the data domains you need - BE INCLUSIVE (it's better to include extra categories than to miss required types). Example: For a query about drug mechanisms and safety: get_open_targets_graphql_schema(categories=["drug-mechanisms", "drug-safety"]) Study the returned schema to understand available types, fields, and their relationships, then construct a GraphQL query that fetches the information the user needs. FALLBACK: If you encounter errors or need detailed information about specific types, use `get_type_dependencies` sparingly to explore type relationships. This tool provides exhaustive type dependency information but should only be used when category-based retrieval is insufficient. Step 3: CONSTRUCT AND EXECUTE BATCH QUERY Build GraphQL query and variables_list using: - Standardized IDs from Step 1 (REQUIRED) - Query patterns from Step 2 - Follow the "COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID" guidance in the schema output Call this tool with query_string, variables_list, and key_field. REQUIRED IDENTIFIER FORMATS: - Targets/Genes: ENSEMBL IDs (e.g., "ENSG00000139618") - Diseases: EFO IDs (e.g., "EFO_0000305") or MONDO IDs (e.g., "MONDO_0007254") - Drugs: ChEMBL IDs (e.g., "CHEMBL1201583") - Variants: "chr_pos_ref_alt" format (e.g., "19_44908822_C_T") or rsIDs (e.g., "rs7412") - Studies: Study IDs (e.g., "GCST90002357") - Credible Sets: Study Locus IDs (e.g., "7d68cc9c70351c9dbd2a2c0c145e555d") Args: query_string (str): The GraphQL query string to execute for all variable sets. variables_list (list[dict[str, Any]]): List of variable dictionaries, one per query execution. key_field (str): Variable field name to use as key in results mapping. Returns: (BatchQueryResult): Results keyed by the specified field value, with execution summary.
常见问题
怎么连接 Open Targets 的 MCP 服务器?
把端点 https://mcp.platform.opentargets.org/mcp 添加到任意支持 MCP 的客户端,比如 Claude Code、Cursor 或 VS Code。本页的接入代码块可以一步配置好每个客户端。
Open Targets 的 MCP 服务器需要认证吗?
此收录尚未确认 Open Targets 的认证要求。连接前请查阅提供方文档。
Open Targets 的 MCP 服务器用的是哪种传输方式?
Open Targets 暴露的是 Streamable HTTP 端点,这是远程 MCP 服务器普遍使用、主流客户端都支持的传输方式。
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