| name | protenix-structure-prediction |
| description | Run pinned Protenix structure prediction for protein, nucleic-acid, ligand, antibody-antigen, template, MSA, or constrained complexes. Use Protenix-v2 or another explicitly selected released model with a recorded training-data cutoff and inference budget. |
| license | MIT |
Protenix Structure Prediction
Use $cx-modeling-problem-execution for concrete inputs and continue through
execution, comparison, and review.
Gate and workflow
- Ask once before installing a pinned Protenix release, downloading weights or
databases, using public MSA services, and running GPU/remote compute.
- Validate the JSON entities, ligand states, templates, constraints, MSAs, and
RNA features. Pin model name/checksum, code version, training-data cutoff,
samples/seeds, inference-time scaling budget, kernels, device, and precision.
- Smoke-test the official example. Run
protenix pred into
artifacts/<run-id>/protenix/; retain inputs, features, models/configs,
structures, confidence, logs, timings, and every candidate/failure.
- Report performance as specific to the selected model/cutoff. Inspect sample
diversity, interface/ligand plausibility, clashes, constraints, MSA/template
dependence, and uncertainty; compare another predictor for strong claims.
- Record with
$science-provenance; review with $science-review.
Boundaries
- More inference samples increase selection opportunity and compute; report the
full budget and avoid comparing against a lower-budget baseline unfairly.
- Structure confidence is not experimental interaction or affinity evidence.