Network Tox Docking Research Planner

This skill appears coherent and safe to install from a permissions perspective — it is a planner only and asks for no secrets or installs. Before using it, note: (1) the plan will assume use of public web services (PubChem, GeneCards, STRING, CB‑Dock2, etc.); if you intend to analyze proprietary molecules, avoid pasting confidential structures or sequences since some services (e.g., web docking portals) will receive that data; (2) this skill only produces study designs — it does not execute analyses or fetch datasets for you; to run the analyses you will need appropriate tools, compute, and possibly credentials to some data providers; (3) outputs (docking claims, network associations) are explicitly computational and associational — validate with domain experts and wet-lab confirmation before making causal claims. If any of those points concern you (privacy of chemical structures, automated web submissions), do not provide sensitive inputs or run the suggested web services without checking their terms and data-retention policies.