This is the flagship product of Open Free Energy. This library contains tools to create, simulate, and analyze networks of alchemical transformations. It also includes a command line interface and interactive visualization tools.

Install with: conda install -c conda-forge openfe

alchemiscale is a distributed execution system for alchemical transformation networks. It is suitable for utilizing multiple compute resources, such as HPC clusters, Kubernetes clusters, individual hosts, Folding@Home work servers, etc., to support large campaigns requiring high-throughput.

Install with: conda install -c conda-forge alchemiscale-client

gufe is designed for use by developers of free energy methods. It is the underlying framework for the OpenFE ecosystem and defines the data models used in alchemical free energy calculations.

Install with: conda install -c conda-forge gufe

Kartograf is a package for creating atom mappings focused on the 3D geometry of input molecules. It was developed by us, to enable users to gain resulting atom mappings for RBFE calculations as close as possible to their input structures.

Install with: conda install -c conda-forge kartograf

Konnektor is a package for planning, modifying, and analyzing free energy transformation networks.

Install with: conda install -c conda-forge konnektor

pdbinf (PDB informatics) is a package to load PDB and PDBx format models into RDKit, while applying bond connectivity and orders from PDBx template files, such as those provided in the Chemical Components Dictionary.

Install with: conda install -c conda-forge pdbinf

Cinnabar (previously arsenic) is a tool for the analysis and plotting of networks of free energy results. It was originally developed by Hannah Bruce Macdonald while working at the Chodera lab and is now maintained and developed by the Open Free Energy team.

Install with: conda install -c conda-forge cinnabar

LOMAP is a tool for creating atom mappings between two ligand molecules. It was originally developed by the research lab of David Mobley at University of California, Irvine. Open Free Energy has taken responsibility for developing and maintaining this package.

Install with: conda install -c conda-forge lomap2