Clarity Fold Status

Get overview and status information from Clarity Protocol. Use when the user asks about fold status, how many variants, research overview, what data is available, or Clarity Protocol status. Capabilities: API info, variant counts, endpoint availability.

Clarity Fold Status Skill

Get overview and status information about Clarity Protocol's protein folding research database, including API capabilities, available endpoints, and data statistics.

Quick Start

Get full status report:

bash

python scripts/check_status.py

Get status in JSON format:

bash

python scripts/check_status.py --format json

Status Information

The status check provides:

• API version: Current API version
• API description: What the API provides
• Total variants: Count of protein variants in database
• Available endpoints: List of all API endpoints
• Rate limits: Anonymous and authenticated limits
• Data freshness: When data was last updated

API Endpoints

The Clarity Protocol API v1 provides these endpoints:

• GET /api/v1/: API information
• GET /api/v1/variants: List all variants (with filters)
• GET /api/v1/variants/{fold_id}: Get variant details
• GET /api/v1/variants/{fold_id}/findings: Get agent findings
• GET /api/v1/literature: List research papers
• GET /api/v1/literature/{pmid}: Get paper details
• GET /api/v1/clinical: List clinical variants
• GET /api/v1/clinical/{gene}/{variant}: Get clinical variant details

Rate Limits

• Anonymous (no API key): 10 requests/minute
• With API key: 100 requests/minute

To use an API key, set the CLARITY_API_KEY environment variable:

bash

export CLARITY_API_KEY=your_key_here
python scripts/check_status.py

Get your API key at https://clarityprotocol.io

Error Handling

429 Rate Limit: You've exceeded the rate limit. The script will display how long to wait.

500 Server Error: The API server encountered an error. Try again later.

Timeout: The request took longer than 30 seconds.

Use Cases

• Check if the API is available
• Get an overview of available data
• Verify endpoint URLs before making requests
• Monitor rate limit status
• Understand API capabilities for integration planning