Novo MCP
Your AI already knows chemistry. Pre-computed ADMET predictions, regulatory compliance, and research search across 122 million compounds — plus GPU docking, molecular dynamics, and end-to-end discovery pipelines. One connection to any MCP-compatible assistant. The platform handles the rest.
Quick setup
Any MCP-compatible AI client. Connect once — your AI gains molecular intelligence without new software.
Claude Desktop / Web / Mobile
1. Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector
2. Enter URL: https://ai.novomcp.com/mcp
3. Click Connect — a login page opens
4. Enter your API key
5. Done!Claude Code (Terminal)
1. claude mcp add --transport http novomcp https://ai.novomcp.com/mcp
2. claude
3. /mcp → authenticate in browser
4. Done! 46 tools now availableCursor / Windsurf
1. Settings → MCP → Add server
2. Enter URL: https://ai.novomcp.com/mcp
3. Authenticate with your API key
4. Done! All tools available in chatChatGPT / Gemini / Copilot
1. Add MCP server in your client settings
2. Enter URL: https://ai.novomcp.com/mcp
3. Authenticate with your API key
4. Done! Molecular intelligence in your preferred AINemoClaw
1. Add NovoMCP as an MCP skill or tool
2. Server URL: https://ai.novomcp.com/mcp
3. Pass your API key via header: X-API-Key: nmcp_xxx
4. Done! 46 tools available to your agentOther MCP Clients
Server URL: https://ai.novomcp.com/mcp
Transport: Streamable HTTP
Auth: OAuth 2.0 (automatic) or API key headerThen ask your AI: “What's the ADMET profile of aspirin?”
What your AI already knows
Start with the right target
108,000 target-disease associations ranked by a composite score — genetics, expression, and druggability. 56 pharmacogene profiles for patient stratification. 135,000 ClinVar resistance variants flagged for binding-site impact. Ask in plain language — “find targets for pancreatic cancer” — and get prioritized candidates with supporting evidence, ready to dock.
NovoMCP
Target Discovery — NSCLC
108K
Target-disease pairs
56
Pharmacogenes
135K
Resistance variants
Ranked Targets
Genetic · Expression · Druggable
0.94
score
Genetic · Druggable
0.89
score
Expression · Druggable
0.81
score
Genetic
0.76
score
Already profiled. Already waiting.
84 properties per molecule — hepatotoxicity, cardiotoxicity, CYP450 interactions, drug-likeness, structural alerts. Pre-computed once across 122 million compounds. Retrieved in under 50 milliseconds. Novel compounds profiled on the fly with 31 ML models — without model queues or compute allocation.
ADMET Radar — Aspirin
CC(=O)Oc1ccccc1C(=O)O
85%
Abs
72%
Dis
91%
Met
78%
Exc
64%
Tox
Compliance as a compute layer
Eight jurisdictions — DEA, FDA, EPA, CWC, EU REACH, BTWC, Australia, OPCW — screened inline with every prediction. Controlled substance detection with scaffold pattern matching. Context-aware for intended use. Compliance runs inside the pipeline — without a manual checkpoint at the end.
FAVES Compliance — Aspirin
CC(=O)Oc1ccccc1C(=O)O
DEA
CLEARFDA
CLEARCWC
CLEAREPA
CLEAREU REACH
CLEAROverall Status
CLEARPAINS: 0
Structural Alerts: 0
Whitelisted FDA-approved drug
From lead to docked candidate, without hand-offs
Scaffold hopping generates structurally novel variants. Property-directed optimization targets specific profiles. GPU-accelerated docking scores candidates against protein targets. Every output compliance-screened before delivery — without switching between separate tools.
Say a name. Get a structure.
Type “EGFR” or paste a sequence. The platform resolves experimental structures from RCSB or predicts new ones via OpenFold3 — with per-residue confidence scores — without navigating protein databases or managing compute infrastructure.
Structure Prediction — EGFR
OpenFold3pLDDT
pTM
ipTM
Clash
Sequence · Confidence
The complete landscape, one query
14,000 curated papers. 2,400 patents. 250,000 preprints. 500,000 clinical trials. 2.4 million bioactive compounds from ChEMBL. Semantic search that understands molecular context — without five separate searches across five separate databases.
Unified Research — Aspirin
5 sources · 1 queryAspirin and cardiovascular disease prevention: a systematic review
Lancet · 2024 · Cited 142
Novel aspirin formulations with improved bioavailability
USPTO · US2023/0142891 · Filed 2023
ADAPTABLE: Aspirin Dosing in Cardiovascular Disease
Phase IV · Completed · n=15,076
COX-2 selectivity and platelet aggregation: mechanistic insights
bioRxiv · 2024 · doi:10.1101/2024.03.15
Bioactivity: COX-1 IC₅₀ = 1.67 µM, COX-2 IC₅₀ = 278 µM
CHEMBL25 · 1,247 assays · 892 targets
Your warehouse, molecularly intelligent
Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, Supabase — pull compound libraries, run ADMET and compliance enrichment, push results back. Schema discovery and field mapping included — without ETL engineering or new infrastructure.
Binding, validated
GPU-accelerated AutoDock scores candidates against any protein target. Every pose checked against strain energy — so the ranking holds. Contact residues, binding distances, and delta affinities rendered in the chat — without opening a separate viewer.
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Docking Results (1PTH)
PDB ID
1PTH
Resolution
1.8 Å
High Quality
Method
X-Ray
Binding Site
Known (co-crystal)
Binding Affinity (4 molecules)
| # | SMILES | kcal/mol | Δ | Contacts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CC(=O)Oc1ccccc1C(=O)O | -9.4 | — | 4 |
| 2 | CC(=O)Oc1ccc(O)cc1C(=O)O | -8.7 | +0.7 | 5 |
| 3 | CC(=O)Oc1cc(F)ccc1C(=O)O | -7.9 | +1.5 | 3 |
| 4 | c1ccc(NC(=O)C2CC2)cc1 | -6.2 | +3.2 | 2 |
Interactions — Best Binder (−9.4 kcal/mol)
TYR-385
H-bond (2.8 Å)
ARG-120
H-bond (3.1 Å)
VAL-349
Hydrophobic (3.9 Å)
LEU-352
Hydrophobic (4.1 Å)
Dynamics, not snapshots
GROMACS molecular dynamics at production scale — 100 ns trajectories with RMSD, RMSF, and hydrogen bond analysis. Jobs run async on GPU; results stream back with full trajectory plots. Your binding pose, validated across time — without managing a compute cluster.
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MD Simulation — COX-2 / Aspirin
Duration
100 ns
Temperature
300 K
Avg RMSD
1.8 Å
Binding ΔG
−8.2
kcal/mol
RMSD Trajectory
Backbone Cα
RMSF (avg)
0.9 Å
H-bonds
3.2 avg
Radius Gyration
22.4 Å
Long-running work, always visible
Docking, molecular dynamics, structure prediction — all run async on GPU. The jobs dashboard tracks every submission with live progress, ETAs, and auto-refresh. Keep working in chat while simulations run in the background — without polling or page reloads.
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Compute Jobs
Active
2
Completed today
18
Avg runtime
7m
Transparent by design
Credits consumed per tool, per request — visible in your chat any time you ask. No hidden costs, no surprise overages, no monthly reconciliation. Ask your AI “what have I used this month?” and see a complete breakdown — without logging into a separate billing portal.
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Credit Usage
Remaining Balance
9,113
of 10,000 monthly credits
Resets in
18 days
887 credits used this month (8.9%)
Top Tools This Month
See the results where you work
ADMET radar charts, 3D protein viewers, compliance dashboards, molecular structures — rendered inline in Claude, ChatGPT, and VS Code. Your team sees results and visualizations in the same conversation — without exporting to external tools.
Inline Visualizations
Rendered in your AI chatADMET Radar
FAVES Status
Properties
3D Structure
Available tools
46 tools across 7 categories — all included with every account. Your AI selects and chains them automatically.
Works with any MCP client
Claude. ChatGPT. Cursor. Windsurf. GitHub Copilot. VS Code. One URL, one API key, and every tool appears in your conversation — without SDKs to install, dashboards to learn, or context to switch.
Your workflow doesn't change. Your AI just thinks more clearly about chemistry.
One-click setup
Add the URL, authenticate once. OAuth handles the rest. New tools appear server-side — your setup never goes stale.
Natural language
Describe what you need. Your AI selects tools, chains them, and pursues the objective — pausing only when a decision needs your judgment.
Always current
New tools, new data, new models — deployed server-side. Your connection gains capabilities without reconfiguration.
Your AI already knows chemistry
One URL. One API key. 122 million compounds. Set up in sixty seconds.