Biomedical databases in your AI chat.

Look up genes, compare variant records and explore phenotype associations. Use GeneFoundry from Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP client.

Actual GeneFoundry result

You ask

Use GeneFoundry to look up HNF1B in gnomAD on GRCh38.

GeneFoundry returned

Loss-of-function observed / expected
0.130 (upper bound 0.234)
pLI
1.000

Plus five ClinVar variant records, each with its classification, review status and original source link.

Retrieved · gnomAD + ClinVar
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Search by database name, data type or research area.

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See what you can ask

Try these prompts in a connected client. Each example explains the tool calls and source records to review.

All worked examples

Which genes link renal cysts and diabetes?

Use GeneFoundry to find genes associated with renal cyst and diabetes mellitus in HPO, using exact terms without descendants. Retrieve every page and show the genes shared by both lists. Then check the ClinGen gene–disease validity evidence for HNF1B and link to the original curation.

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Connect your client

Choose your AI client for setup instructions.

Add GeneFoundry as a custom connector in Claude, then enable it in your conversation.

  1. Open Customize → Connectors in Claude.
  2. Choose + → Add custom connector. Name it GeneFoundry and enter https://genefoundry.org/mcp as the remote MCP URL.
  3. Choose Add, then Connect if prompted. Complete the GeneFoundry sign-in in your browser.
  4. In a new conversation, open + → Connectors and enable GeneFoundry. Paste an example prompt.

Add the endpoint below, then sign in in your browser when prompted.

Hosted MCP endpoint
https://genefoundry.org/mcp

Once you’re connected

Ask your client to discover GeneFoundry’s tools, then try a research question.

Start with a concrete example

See actual HNF1B gene and variant results

Need help?

Check the endpoint and complete any pending browser sign-in.

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