TaskHawk Signals / bounded compute
Know the work
before it runs.
Signals separates validation, price, authorization, execution, and evidence. A successful preflight does not spend money or contact a compute provider.
Loading the public capability contract from the TaskHawk governance gateway.
One exact request. One authorization. One attempt.
- Protein onlyUp to 8 chains and 2,048 residues total.
- Closed configurationFive candidates, fixed diffusion settings, no remote MSA or template service.
- TaskHawk-controlled computeThe worker receives no cloud role or provider credential.
- Typed evidenceVerified mmCIF and NPZ artifacts release with an Echo-ready evidence record.
Chai-1 structure prediction
Research use only. No diagnostic or clinical authority. Do not submit regulated, classified, export-controlled, third-party confidential, or identifying sequence data. The 24-hour retention window starts at preflight; after the deadline, access fails closed and retained input and artifact bytes are scrubbed on the first authenticated access.
Artifacts and Echo evidence
Artifacts remain unavailable until the worker succeeds and TaskHawk verifies the exact returned bytes.
- No released artifacts.
A workbench is not a scientific conclusion.
Chai-1 generates computational structure predictions. Results require independent expert interpretation and validation. TaskHawk evidence records what was requested, authorized, executed, and byte-verified; it does not make a prediction clinically valid, experimentally confirmed, certified, or fit for a regulated use.