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dismech
Browse and query the DisMech disease mechanism knowledge graph (750+ curated disorders in TypeDB 3.x)
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Browse and query the DisMech disease mechanism knowledge graph (750+ curated disorders in TypeDB 3.x)
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
استنادا إلى تصنيف SOC المهني
DisMech rare disease knowledge mapped into Alhazen notebook memory
Goal-driven technology investigation — interview, discover, ingest, analyze, and visualize competing systems against user-defined success criteria
Abductive argumentation-based literature trend analysis — trace how explanatory hypotheses evolve over time within a tagged literature thread
| name | dismech |
| description | Browse and query the DisMech disease mechanism knowledge graph (750+ curated disorders in TypeDB 3.x) |
| triggers | ["show me disease mechanisms for","what genes are associated with","list diseases with phenotype","pathophysiology of","dismech","disease mechanism","rare disease"] |
| prerequisites | ["Docker running (TypeDB auto-starts on session start)","uv installed"] |
750+ curated disease entries with pathophysiology mechanisms, HPO phenotypes, gene associations, and therapeutic targets — all stored in TypeDB 3.x.
When to use: Research disease mechanisms, find gene-disease associations, explore pathophysiology, or query curated disorder data.
The TypeDB database auto-initializes on session start via the SessionStart hook. To manually ingest data, first obtain the disorders directory:
# If no local copy of the disorder YAML files exists, clone the source:
git clone https://github.com/monarch-initiative/dismech /tmp/dismech-kb
Then ingest:
uv run --project <skill-path> python <skill-path>/dismech.py ingest \
--source /tmp/dismech-kb/kb/disorders
Query a disease:
uv run --project <skill-path> python <skill-path>/dismech.py show-disease \
--name "Achondroplasia"
For the full command reference, read USAGE.md.