Agent loop with Qwen3.8 runs search-edit-dock cycle on molecules, hits QED 0.387
MaziyarPanahi · x · 2026-09-17
Developer Maziyar Panahi demos a Qwen3.8-driven agent looping over a molecule: search literature → choose an edit → dock it → feed results back, running 7m36s of real work.
- Latest round improved the selected structure from QED 0.366 to 0.387 with a Vina docking score of -12.46 kcal/mol, within fixed seed + 1.
- The author is explicit about limits: these are computed scores only — no binding, safety or bioactivity has been measured, no physical lab is connected, and it revisits a known structure rather than claiming a new drug.
- Next step: closing the loop by connecting the agent to a real wet lab; the proposed docking run has not yet been executed.
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