Gate Audit for Nanovaccine Computational Design for Openclaw

A professional auditing tool for protein structure prediction and molecular dynamics results to facilitate Go/Hold/Kill decisions in nanovaccine design.

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v1.0.0
Mar 19, 2026
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1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install gate-audit

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install gate-audit using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

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Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Gate Audit for Nanovaccine Computational Design?

The gate-audit skill is a specialized evaluation framework designed for Openclaw Skills users working in computational biology and vaccine development. It synthesizes complex data from structural predictions (like AlphaFold 3 or Boltz-1) and molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to perform rigorous technical audits across four distinct gates. By analyzing structural feasibility, epitope accessibility, and thermodynamic stability, the skill provides a standardized decision-making process for high-stakes research.

This skill ensures that researchers do not move into expensive downstream computations, such as CpHMD or TI-FEP, without meeting strict validation criteria. It acts as a technical gatekeeper, preventing bias by requiring multi-metric validation and checking for common failure modes like broken linkers or inconsistent trajectory repeats.

Gate Audit for Nanovaccine Computational Design Use Cases

  • Evaluating structural topology and interface integrity after AF2, AF3, or ESMFold predictions.
  • Assessing epitope accessibility and SASA results to ensure dynamic visibility of target regions.
  • Reviewing 2-5 ns equilibrium audits to check for system drift or density abnormalities.
  • Finalizing 100 ns MD trajectory analysis to compare against historical baselines before escalating to expensive binding free energy calculations.
  • Investigating simulation logs and checkpoints for potential errors like "explosions" or missing data.

How Gate Audit for Nanovaccine Computational Design Works

  1. The user provides raw data or summaries from tools such as AF3, Boltz-1, or MD simulation logs (RMSD, Rg, NPT density).
  2. The skill performs a Gate 1 Audit to check structural logic, linker conflicts, and topological sanity.
  3. It executes a Gate 2 Audit focusing on surface accessibility (SASA) and potential conformational collapse.
  4. A Gate 3 Audit evaluates simulation health, checking for system equilibrium and log file integrity.
  5. A Gate 4 Audit compares long-term stability against negative controls or baselines.
  6. The skill synthesizes these findings into a structured report, identifying failure modes and providing a final Go, Hold, or Kill recommendation.

Gate Audit for Nanovaccine Computational Design Setup

To utilize this skill within your environment, ensure your agent has access to the gate-audit definition. You can integrate it into your workflow using the following command structure:

# Example: Triggering a gate audit for a specific MD result
openclaw run gate-audit --data "./path/to/simulation_summary.json"

No additional physical installation is required beyond the Openclaw Skills runtime environment and access to the skill manifest.

Gate Audit for Nanovaccine Computational Design Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill processes and generates data organized by the following taxonomy:

Section Description
Input Summary Overview of provided AF3, SASA, or MD metrics.
Gate Determinations Specific pass/fail status for Gates 1 through 4.
Failure Modes Detailed description of why a structure or simulation failed (e.g., interface error).
Decision Metric Final status: Go (Pass), Hold (Missing data/Uncertain), or Kill (Critical failure).
Supplemental Data List of required re-runs or missing logs needed for a re-audit.

Gate Audit for Nanovaccine Computational Design Advanced Features

  • Multi-Gate Logic: Automatically defaults to 'Hold' if logs are missing or 'Kill' if epitopes are persistently buried.
  • Comparative Baseline Support: Evaluates 100 ns trajectories against historical baseline data for consistency.
  • Anti-Bias Guardrails: Explicitly prevents the use of a single best trajectory to represent repeated results.
  • Tiered Escalation: Determines eligibility for advanced TI-FEP or CpHMD calculations only after all four gates are cleared.

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