Example: Variant Triage — BRCA1 c.181T>G (p.Cys61Gly)¶
Status: Captured live. The response below was captured from a real run against the live Ensembl VEP, ClinVar, gnomAD, AlphaMissense, Open Targets, and AlphaFold DB APIs on 2026-06-08 (arrays abridged for readability; full payload in
transcript.jsonl). SeeSTATUS.mdfor what "verified" covers.
User prompt¶
I have a BRCA1 variant, c.181T>G. Is it clinically significant, and what is the supporting evidence?
What the model calls¶
What the server returns (captured live; abridged)¶
{
"hgvs": "BRCA1:c.181T>G",
"gene_symbol": "BRCA1",
"clinical_tier": "HIGH",
"clinical_tier_explanation": "Strong evidence of clinical pathogenicity from a ClinVar pathogenic classification (see review_status for the supporting review level) and/or multiple concordant computational predictors.",
"functional_consequence": {
"consequence_terms": ["missense_variant"], "impact": "MODERATE",
"amino_acids": "C/G", "sift_prediction": "deleterious", "sift_score": 0.0,
"polyphen_prediction": "benign", "polyphen_score": 0.027
},
"clinvar": {"found": true, "classification": "Pathogenic", "acmg_code": "P", "review_status": "reviewed by expert panel", "variation_id": "17661"},
"population_genetics": {"global_af": null, "alphamissense_score": 0.9904, "populations": []},
"gene_constraint": {"pLI": 0.0, "loeuf": 0.928, "mis_z": 1.73, "interpretation": "Tolerant to loss-of-function (LOEUF=0.928): LoF variants are tolerated in the population."},
"acmg_criteria_draft": {
"criteria": {
"PP3": "AlphaMissense=0.990 — likely pathogenic (≥0.564)",
"PP5": "ClinVar: Pathogenic (reviewed by expert panel). Reputable source with strong concordance."
},
"note": "Draft ACMG/AMP criteria based on computational and population evidence. Professional review by a clinical geneticist is required before clinical reporting."
},
"disease_associations": {"open_targets_top_diseases": [
{"disease_mondo_id": "MONDO:0007254", "disease_name": "breast cancer", "overall_score": 0.839},
{"disease_mondo_id": "Orphanet:145", "disease_name": "Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome", "overall_score": 0.828},
{"disease_mondo_id": "MONDO:0054748", "disease_name": "Fanconi anemia, complementation group S", "overall_score": 0.821}
]},
"data_sources_status": {"ensembl_vep": "ok", "clinvar": "ok", "gnomad": "skipped", "disgenet": "ok", "open_targets": "ok", "chembl": "no_data", "alphamissense": "ok"},
"provenance": "AlphaFold Sovereign MCP v1.2.0 · 2026-06-08 · ensembl_vep=GRCh38 | clinvar=current | gnomad=v4 | alphamissense=2023"
}
What Claude says back (paraphrased)¶
BRCA1 c.181T>G (p.Cys61Gly, "C61G") triages HIGH — clinically significant.
- ClinVar: classified Pathogenic, reviewed by expert panel (variation 17661) — the strongest review tier short of a practice guideline.
- Computational: AlphaMissense 0.99 (likely pathogenic) and SIFT "deleterious". PolyPhen disagrees ("benign", 0.03) — a genuine predictor conflict the report surfaces rather than hides.
- ACMG draft: PP3 (computational) + PP5 (reputable-source pathogenic). This is a draft — a clinical geneticist must review before reporting.
- Mechanism (background): C61G sits in the BRCA1 RING domain and disrupts the BARD1 heterodimer / E3 ubiquitin-ligase activity — consistent with the expert-panel pathogenic call.
- Disease context: Open Targets links BRCA1 to breast cancer (0.84) and hereditary breast-and-ovarian-cancer syndrome (0.83).
Caveats: the gnomAD population lookup was skipped for this variant (absent from the common-variant index — consistent with a rare pathogenic allele), and the ACMG assignment is a heuristic draft, not a clinical determination.
Reproducing this example for real¶
Point an MCP client (Claude Desktop, etc.) at the server and issue the tool call above; see the repository README for setup.
Files¶
transcript.jsonl— full MCP exchange for the tool call.