The Chemical Algorithms for Network-based Decisions on Interactions for modeling reactivitY (CANDIY) software suite is integrated into MINT to bridge the manipulations performed by the user and the underlying chemistry of the VR representation. CANDIY aids the scientific community in their efforts to model how molecules interact with their environment by providing a platform for the development of algorithms and procedures tailored for specific purposes. Role of MINT in this software suite is to allow for user manipulation in an intuitive manner, opening the use of this software to the layman. After each manipulation performed by the user, CANDIY validates the user input and provides feedback through a combination of haptic and visual interfaces. This creates a relationship which ensures the chemical legitimacy of each operation without the need to instruct the user in advanced scientific concepts. Currently, the CANDOCK package is the most integrated into MINT, but we plan on integrating other packages and machine learning methods that we are developing, such as our biomolecular structure searching software, Lemon, in the near future .