👋 Hey Nextflow folks - thought this crowd would appreciate this: we just open sourced BioLM's model catalog and SDK. We maintain nf-biolm (github.com/BioLM/nf-biolm), with example pipelines wiring BioLM models directly into Nextflow workflows - such as protein structure prediction with ESMFold (

<http://intro.nf|intro.nf>

) and antibody variant generation with AntiFold (

<http://antibody_engineering.nf|antibody_engineering.nf>

), Seqera Platform-compatible. What's new: the model catalog behind those calls, biolm-hub, is now open source - a standardized set of open biological language models (ESM-2, ESMFold, AntiFold, ProteinMPNN, and more) that deploy into your own Modal account, every one sharing the same six actions and the same schemas. If you're chaining several model calls in one pipeline, that consistency means fewer one-off process definitions per model. biolm-sdk is the new Python SDK/CLI behind it all - works against our hosted API or a self-hosted biolm-hub gateway. Check it out! Repos: github.com/BioLM nf-biolm: github.com/BioLM/nf-biolm Writeup: blog.biolm.ai/biolm-goes-open-source-one-sdk-hosted-or-self-hosted