Bring smarts.bio into your workflow
Bioinformaticians live in terminals, notebooks, editors, and AI assistants. smarts.bio meets you there — the same agent, tools, and pipelines, everywhere you work.
smarts.bio for VS Code
Free on VS Code Marketplace
Run the AI agent, launch pipelines, browse your workspace files, and visualize bioinformatics results — without leaving your editor.
smarts.bio for JupyterLab
Free on PyPI
Run the AI agent, launch pipelines, and insert AI-generated code directly as a new cell — without leaving your notebook.
pip install smartsbio-jupyterlabCommand line
The `smarts` CLI brings the platform to your terminal, scripts, and coding agents — one cross-platform binary.
Install the CLI →ChatGPT
Add smarts.bio from the ChatGPT app directory and run queries, tools, and pipelines right inside ChatGPT.
Add to ChatGPT →Claude
Add the smarts.bio connector to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Claude on the web.
Add to Claude →Gemini
Use smarts.bio from the Gemini CLI or any Gemini agent over MCP.
Connect Gemini →VS Code
Sidebar chat, file explorer, process tracker, and bioinformatics viewers in your editor.
Get the extension →Cursor
Add smarts.bio to Cursor as a local MCP server with one command.
Set up in Cursor →Windsurf
Add smarts.bio to Windsurf as a local MCP server with one command.
Set up in Windsurf →Python SDK
`pip install smartsbio` for Jupyter notebooks, Python scripts, and bash pipelines.
Python docs →Node.js SDK
`@smartsbio/sdk` on npm for TypeScript and Node.js applications.
TypeScript docs →Connect any MCP client
smarts.bio runs a hosted Model Context Protocol server. Add it as a remote connector in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any MCP-compatible client using this URL:
https://mcp.smarts.bio/mcpUsing ChatGPT or Claude? Skip the URL and add smarts.bio in one click from the ChatGPT app directory or the Claude connectors directory.
Authentication is handled with one-click OAuth — no API key to paste. See the hosted MCP guide for per-client steps.
smarts.bio also has a JupyterLab extension and works in Claude Code via the local MCP guide.