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setup-proteinmpnn-remote-tool

Set up, launch, validate, and troubleshoot the ProteinMPNN / SolubleMPNN fixed-backbone sequence-design ToolUniverse remote tool and optionally relay it through ToolUniverse Connect. Use when deploying or auditing this implementation.

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# Set up ProteinMPNN sequence design as a remote tool

> Validation status (2026-10-14): ProteinMPNN sequence design ran on the NVIDIA
> GB10 host (aarch64, 20 cores, 121.6 GiB unified memory, cc 12.1, driver
> 580.173.02) **on the CPU**, holding stock ProteinMPNN at commit `8907e667`.
> **`[gpu] policy = "none"` and `vram_budget_gb` is absent, which is the point of
> this provider:** `remote_resident/admission.py` skips a provider with no
> declared budget, so this one is admitted while the card is full and can be
> resident alongside every folding model on the box. Its central claim is
> equivalence, not speed: the worker holds stock's own loop and the acceptance
> suite byte-compares its reply against `run.sh design --mode off` across five
> cases — two backbones, two seeds, two temperatures, two batch layouts and both
> weight sets — comparing every field stock writes, which came out **identical**.
> The optimization kit's `exact` line also runs on this CPU host and is also
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