What problem does it solve? Scientific research questions span dozens of domains—drug discovery, genomics, clinical trials, disease profiling—and choosing the right tools and databases for each is overwhelming. This Skill acts as an intelligent router that matches your question to one of 58+ specialized research skills, or falls back to proven general strategies for querying 1400+ scientific tools. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Keyword-Based Routing: Maps user questions to specialized skills covering disease research, drug profiling, variant interpretation, GWAS analysis, clinical trials, pharmacovigilance, and more. - General Research Strategies: When no specialized skill matches, provides workflows for tool discovery, multi-hop query chains, cross-database verification, disambiguation, and evidence-graded report generation. - Fallback Chains: Documents primary-to-fallback tool mappings (e.g., PubMed → EuropePMC → OpenAlex) so research continues even when tools fail. - Use Case: A user asks "What drugs target TP53?" The router matches keywords to the target-research skill, which then chains OpenTargets, ChEMBL, and DGIdb queries to produce a cited, evidence-graded report. ## Quick Start Ask a scientific research question such as "research the safety profile of metformin" and the router will invoke the appropriate specialized skill automatically.
