alphafold2
Predict protein structure for monomers and multimers with AlphaFold2 via the ColabFold runner…
Score, embed, and generate DNA sequences with Evo 2, a long-context genomic foundation model. Use this skill when: (1) Computing per-nucleotide or per-sequence likelihoods for variant effect scoring, (2) Embedding genomic windows for downstream classification, (3) Generating DNA
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Score, embed, and generate DNA sequences with Evo 2, a long-context genomic foundation model. Use this skill when: (1) Computing per-nucleotide or per-sequence likelihoods for variant effect scoring, (2) Embedding genomic windows for downstream classification, (3) Generating DNA
name: evo2
description: >
Score, embed, and generate DNA sequences with Evo 2, a long-context genomic
foundation model. Use this skill when:
(1) Computing per-nucleotide or per-sequence likelihoods for variant effect
scoring,
(2) Embedding genomic windows for downstream classification,
(3) Generating DNA conditioned on a prefix,
(4) Scoring regulatory or coding regions across species.
license: Apache-2.0
category: biomodels
requirements: [gpu]
metadata:
display-name: Evo 2
# github.com/ArcInstitute/evo2/blob/main/LICENSE: Apache-2.0 boilerplate.
# HuggingFace model cards `arcinstitute/evo2_{40b_base,20b}` declare
# `license: apache-2.0`. verified 2026-06-30
third_party:
- kind: weights
name: Evo 2
provider: Arc Institute
license: Apache-2.0
terms_url: https://github.com/ArcInstitute/evo2/blob/main/LICENSE| Requirement | Minimum | Recommended | | ----------- | --------------- | ------------ | | Python | 3.11 | 3.12 (<3.13) | | CUDA | 12.1+ | 12.4+ | | GPU VRAM | 24 GB (7B bf16) | 80 GB (40B) | | RAM | 32 GB | 128 GB |
pip install evo2 # Weights pulled from Hugging Face on first model load.
from evo2 import Evo2
model = Evo2("evo2_7b") # or "evo2_40b" — see model table
seqs = ["ATCG" * 50, "GGGCTTAA" * 25]
ll = model.score_sequences(seqs) # → list[float], mean per-token log-likelihood
print(ll)out = model.generate(
prompt_seqs=["ATGAAAGCT"],
n_tokens=256,
temperature=0.7,
)
print(out.sequences[0])| Name | Params | Context | VRAM (bf16) | Notes | | -------------- | ------ | ------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------ | | `evo2_7b` | 7 B | 1 M nt | ~22 GB | Default; fits on a single 24 GB+ GPU | | `evo2_40b` | 40 B | 1 M nt | ~78 GB | H100 80 GB or multi-GPU | | `evo2_1b_base` | 1 B | 8 K nt | ~6 GB | FP8 path requires sm_89+ (H100) |
`score_sequences` returns a `list[float]` (or `np.ndarray`) of mean log-likelihoods, one per input sequence. More negative ⇒ less likely under the model. For variant effect, compute `Δll = ll_alt - ll_ref` over a fixed window.
`generate` returns a `GenerationOutput` with `.sequences` (list[str]), `.logits` (list[Tensor]), and `.logprobs_mean` (list[float]) — always populated, no flag required.
Need a DNA model? │ ├─ Per-base/per-sequence likelihood, generation → Evo 2 ✓ ├─ Predict experimental tracks (expression, accessibility) → borzoi └─ Protein, not DNA → fair-esm2 / esmfold2
7B/40B inference is GPU-bound (≥24 GB / 80 GB VRAM). Read `compute_details({provider, mode:'read'})` for an environment with `evo2` + `flash-attn` and a pre-cached HF weight mount, then submit:
c = host.compute.create(provider)
job = c.submitJob(
intent="Evo2-7B score 200bp variant window — 1×GPU, ~2 min",
inputs=[{"src": "score_evo2.py", "dstFilename": "score_evo2.py"}],
command="python3 score_evo2.py", # env selection is host-specific — see compute_details for your provider
outputs=["scores.json"],
timeoutSeconds=1800,
)
print(job.job_id) # cell ends here — kernel never blocks on computeRetain the exact returned `job_id`. Query that saved ID with the non-blocking `c.attachJob(job_id).status()` or `.result()` when its state or result is relevant; do not scan Job history. A final `.result()` read reports whether its follow-up was `suppressed` or had already been `committed`; otherwise the app starts the later analysis turn for an unread final result. See the `remote-compute-ssh` skill for details.
Inside `score_evo2.py`, point `HF_HOME` at the provider's weight-cache mount (path is in `compute_details`) and set `HF_HUB_OFFLINE=1` so the loader doesn't try to write `refs/` into a read-only mount. Weight footprint: ~15 GB (7B), ~80 GB (40B).
| Task | 7B on H100 | Notes | | ---------------------------- | ---------- | --------------------------- | | Model load (cached) | ~5-7 min | First call hydrates weights | | `score_sequences`, 200×200bp | ~10-20 s | After load | | `generate`, 1×512 nt | ~15 s | |
| Symptom | Cause | Fix | | ------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | `Transformer Engine not installed` | No FP8 — falls back to bf16 | Informational only on non-H100; ignore | | OOM on load | 40B on <80 GB GPU | Use `evo2_7b` or shard with `device_map` | | HF tries to write `refs/main` | `HF_HOME` points at RO mount | Set `HF_HUB_OFFLINE=1` | | `dtype mismatch` in `score_sequences` | Passing tensors not strings | Pass `list[str]`; the API tokenises for you |
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**Next**: pair with `borzoi` to predict track-level effects of the same variants.
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Repo: aipoch/open-science
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