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msresearch-dayhoff Skill

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Microsoft Research's Dayhoff — generates novel protein sequences and scores variants using hybrid Mamba+Transformer models trained on the 3.34B-sequence Dayhoff Atlas. Use when users mention Dayhoff by name, want to generate protein sequences from scratch or from a prompt, score mutations / variants / fitness without e Published by microsoft in vibe-kit.

What is msresearch-dayhoff Skill?

Microsoft Research's Dayhoff — generates novel protein sequences and scores variants using hybrid Mamba+Transformer models trained on the 3.34B-sequence Dayhoff Atlas. Use when users mention Dayhoff by name, want to generate protein sequences from scratch or from a prompt, score mutations / variants / fitness without e Published by microsoft in vibe-kit. This profile combines repository metadata with install, compatibility, and usage signals so developers can quickly decide whether it fits their agent workflow before opening the source repository.

Trust signal
95/100
Maintenance signal
90/100
Adoption signal
37/100

Automated repository signals based on public metadata such as recency, license, installation evidence, and adoption. These are not a security audit or endorsement.

Key capabilities

  • Includes SKILL.md support
  • Reusable instructions support
  • Design and media
  • Research
  • Design and media use cases
  • Research use cases

Technical details

Copy skill directory
  • Install or run with Copy skill directory

When to use msresearch-dayhoff Skill

  • Use it for design and media.
  • Use it for research.

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Editorial notes

Source

  • Creator: microsoft
  • Repository: microsoft/vibe-kit
  • Skill file: skills/msresearch-dayhoff/SKILL.md

What it does

Microsoft Research's Dayhoff — generates novel protein sequences and scores variants using hybrid Mamba+Transformer models trained on the 3.34B-sequence Dayhoff Atlas. Use when users mention Dayhoff by name, want to generate protein sequences from scratch or from a prompt, score mutations / variants / fitness without e

Skill instructions

Scope - Run the Dayhoff reference app locally to generate novel protein sequences, score variants, scaffold motifs, and (for some variants) condition on homologous sequences. - Three ways to run the reference app, in increasing order of capability and setup cost: 1. Path A — Cached demo: frontend only (npm run dev), no GPU, no backend. Returns precomputed real Dayhoff outputs for four bundled prompts (Cas9, insulin, DNA polymerase, SARS-CoV-2 spike) across all four model variants. Best for evaluating the UX or demoing on a laptop with no GPU access. 2. Path B — Proxy mode: Flask proxy on :8000 + frontend on :5173, calling a dayhoff-multi Azure ML endpoint. Two terminals, no local model load. Live arbitrary-prompt generation. 3. Path C — Fully local: adds a self-hosted score server on :5001 (and optionally a fold server) running on a CUDA-capable NVIDIA GPU. Three to four terminals. - Hosted models are also published to Hugging Face and Azure AI Foundry — use the proxy in backend/app.py

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What is msresearch-dayhoff?

msresearch-dayhoff is a open-source AI agent skill with Copy skill directory. Microsoft Research's Dayhoff — generates novel protein sequences and scores variants using hybrid Mamba+Transformer models trained on the 3.34B-sequence Dayhoff Atlas.

Who is msresearch-dayhoff best for?

msresearch-dayhoff is best for reusing agent instructions, scripts, and references, design and media workflows, research workflows.

How do I install msresearch-dayhoff?

Install or run msresearch-dayhoff using Copy skill directory. Check msresearch-dayhoff for the latest setup command.

Is msresearch-dayhoff actively maintained?

msresearch-dayhoff may need a closer maintenance check before production use.

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