Biohub ESM
ChatGPT pluginUnderstand proteins with ESM
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Biohub ESM helps you understand proteins from a name, sequence, or file: explore mutation landscapes, interpret what ESMC sees, predict and view all-atom structures, and discover related proteins. It chooses the right ESM workflow, preserves confidence and provenance, and presents results automatically. It also supports MSA-guided and modified-complex workflows, and private or large-scale compute routing. Supported protein sequences use the Biohub MCP viewer. Complexes and exact prediction files use a separate molecular viewer when available, with an agent-generated static rendering as a last resort where local rendering tools are available. Managed inference requires a Biohub API key and may incur usage charges. Predictions support research hypotheses, not experimental conclusions.
Example prompts
- “Map the mutational landscape of PETase and show me where it is most constrained or tolerant.”
- “Show me what ESMC has learned about ATP synthase and map the strongest features onto its structure.”
- “Model how a modified GLP-1 peptide with a lipid linker might engage GLP-1R, then show me the complex.”
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biohub-esm
Route Biohub ESM requests to ESMC, ESMFold2, ESM Atlas, Modal, or private open weights. Use for explicitly ESM/Biohub work, ESM protein representations or mutation scoring, ESMFold2 folding, Atlas discovery, showing a protein's 3D structure in the Biohub MCP's Mol* viewer, or choosing an ESM compute route. Do not use for unrelated non-ESM models, generic sequence alignment, or opening a local structure file in a non-Biohub viewer unless the user explicitly asks to compare it with Biohub ESM.
biohub-esm-setup
Set up and preflight Biohub ESM, Atlas, Modal, and Hugging Face access. Use when installing pinned ESM dependencies, checking credentials, connecting the Biohub MCP for Atlas tools and its Mol* structure viewer, or fixing auth, rate-limit, credits, PATH, SDK, or GPU setup. Never ask for secret values.
esm-atlas
Use when the user wants proteins similar to a protein, a protein name or accession resolved to a sequence, an Atlas record, SAE feature profile, or cluster context for a sequence, one Atlas SAE feature explained, or a protein structure viewed, all through the public Biohub MCP. Also use for the full Atlas feature catalog, thumbnails, batch jobs, MD5-only records, or anonymous S3 data, which stay on the plugin script. Use ESMC instead to extract SAE activations with a chosen ESMC checkpoint. Atlas is public data, not a model to deploy, and needs no client key.
esmc
Use when the user needs ESMC embeddings, hidden states, logits, entropy, zero-shot mutation scoring, SAE features, fitted heads, or fine-tuning, or wants to see an analyzed protein's highlighted residues again in the Biohub MCP structure view. Sequence only; not for folding, Atlas lookup, or calling an untrained classifier predictive.
esmfold2
Use when the user needs ESMFold2 all-atom folding for proteins, DNA, RNA, modified residues, or ligands, including Fast/full routing, MSA, confidence, structures, and provenance. Not for dynamics, experimental truth, or Atlas discovery.
- Categories
- Made by
- Chan Zuckerberg Biohub, Inc. · Website
- Sign-in
- On Install
- Capabilities
- Interactive, Read, Write
- Availability
- Available
- Version
- 0.4.3
- Keywords
- biohub, esm, esmc, esmfold2, esm-atlas, protein-language-model, mutation-landscape, sparse-autoencoder, multiple-sequence-alignment, structure-prediction, computational-biology, modal, hugging-face
- Created
- October 2, 2026
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