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Background

The initial Boltz-2 runtime and ligand-affinity follow-up execute with fixed sampling settings. Users need request-specific quality/latency controls and multiple structure candidates without rebuilding the TensorRT plans. This is a focused follow-up to #1111 and #1278.

Exit Criteria

  • Reuse one static Boltz-2 engine bundle across request-owned seeds, sampling step counts, and structure or affinity sample counts.
  • Support 10-1000 diffusion steps, 1-25 structure samples, and 1-5 affinity samples while preserving the exact upstream CUDA random stream for each requested batch shape.
  • Return every structure candidate with confidence metadata and ranking while preserving the legacy single-result fields for the first candidate.
  • Keep explicit request/runtime mismatches and unsupported values fail-closed.

Implementation

  • Extend prepare-structure with seed, structure sampling, and affinity sampling controls. The prepared request cache identity includes these controls.
  • Replace the positional pinned RNG layout with a versioned request-owned structure/affinity layout. Non-affinity requests do not carry unused affinity random arrays.
  • Resolve unspecified native runtime controls from the prepared request. Explicit CLI or API controls must match its random stream.
  • Run the TensorRT trunk once, execute the existing batch-1 diffusion and confidence plans sequentially for each structure sample, and expose all samples through the task API and CLI.
  • Rank samples by confidence without changing generation order. Multi-sample CLI output uses deterministic sibling filenames.
  • Retain bounded recycling, step-scale, affinity molecular-weight correction, and mmCIF validation.

Change categories

  • Model or runtime behavior
  • Public API
  • ABI
  • Bundle or artifact format
  • Dependencies
  • Documentation only
  • CI or developer tooling

Validation

Commands and Results

  • cmake --build <local-build-dir> --parallel 2 --target trtmc trtmc_model_boltz2 test_boltz2_sections: passed.
  • Native Boltz-2 section test: passed.
  • Relevant Python, CLI-dispatch, E2E-contract, and public-source-hygiene selection: 11 passed and 1 skipped.
  • ruff check and ruff format --check for changed Python surfaces: passed.
  • clang-format for changed C++ surfaces: passed.
  • python tools/check_cyclomatic_complexity.py families/boltz2/runtime/pipeline.cpp families/boltz2/runtime/random_samples.cpp --max-ccn 10 --fail-on-missing-lizard: passed; maximum Boltz-2 CCN 10.
  • python tools/test_impact.py --validate: passed.
  • Default seed-42 single-sample random payload remained byte-identical to the previous qualified stream.
  • Native request-owned smoke with seed 7, 10 steps, and 2 structure samples produced two deterministic, distinct mmCIF/metadata pairs without repeating controls at inference time.
  • Seeded eager parity for sample 0: lDDT 0.81102, Kabsch RMSD 1.546 A, mean pLDDT error 0.00997, and confidence error 0.00040.
  • Seeded eager parity for sample 1: lDDT 0.88449, Kabsch RMSD 0.951 A, mean pLDDT error 0.00638, and confidence error 0.00157.

Hardware, Environment, and Revisions

Head: c17d54249acdad914bb0ac3e0384689d0ae52093. Boltz v2.2.1 source and checkpoints remain pinned to public revision 6fdef46d763fee7fbb83ca5501ccceff43b85607; TensorRT plans use BF16.

Not Run / Remaining Gaps

  • Remote CI is running on this head.
  • The maximum 1000-step, 25-structure envelope was validated structurally but not run end-to-end because it is intentionally expensive.
  • Structure samples currently execute sequentially through the existing batch-1 TensorRT plans. Parallel sample execution remains a performance follow-up.
  • Potentials/steering, full PAE/PDE output, and non-mmCIF output remain unsupported.
  • This PR does not expand the existing 117-token, 928-atom, MSA-depth-8 static profile.

Contributor Self-Review

  • I have completed a self-review of this change.

Notes For Future Readers

  • Review the prepared-request controls and RNG layout first, then the multi-sample orchestration in pipeline.cpp, and finally the task/CLI result handling.
  • Bundles built before this PR must be rebuilt once because the random-section format changed. After that build, changing seed, step count, or sample count only requires preparing a new request artifact; TensorRT plans are reused.
  • Prepared-request cache identity was bumped so older fixed-stream requests are not reused.

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  • High

Medium because this changes the public structure-prediction result ABI and the Boltz-2 random-section contract. The behavior is bounded, family-owned, and fails closed outside the supported envelope.

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Summary

Adds bounded Boltz-2 inference controls to the structure-prediction CLI and configuration. Users can vary recycling, structure and affinity sampling steps, step scale, affinity sample count, and optional molecular-weight correction while reusing a static bundle.

Validation remains fail-closed for unsupported seeds, sample counts, sampling ranges, potentials, steering, and non-mmCIF output. The change adds pinned affinity RNG groups for sample counts 1–5, carries ligand molecular weight in prepared metadata, and applies correction to aggregate affinity values. The prepared-request cache identity is bumped, and bundles require rebuilding.

Architecture impact

  • Family-owned files: Boltz-2 feature preparation, model loading, random profiles, request preparation, runtime pipeline, and tests.
  • Shared surfaces: StructurePredictionConfig in core/runtime/include/trtmc/task.h and CLI parsing in apps/cli/cli.cpp.
  • Dependency direction: The CLI writes the shared configuration. The Boltz-2 runtime consumes it. Boltz-2 preparation supplies affinity_mw metadata to runtime inference.
  • Affected consumers: Structure-prediction CLI users, shared configuration consumers, prepared-request caches, static Boltz-2 bundles, and affinity result consumers.
  • Unresolved blast-radius questions: Compatibility of new Boltz-2-specific fields in the shared configuration requires human confirmation. Rebuilt bundle compatibility and remote CI status also require confirmation.

Review status

HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED

The review contract requires compatibility evidence for changed shared surfaces. The supplied evidence does not establish compatibility for all StructurePredictionConfig consumers. Current review finding counts and remote CI results are unavailable.

Walkthrough

Boltz-2 now accepts configurable structure and affinity sampling controls. It serializes separate version 3 random streams, generates and ranks multiple structure samples, supports affinity molecular-weight correction, and returns per-sample results.

Changes

Boltz-2 prediction controls

Layer / File(s) Summary
Prediction configuration and CLI wiring
core/runtime/include/trtmc/task.h, apps/cli/cli.cpp, core/builder/tensorrt_model_connect/*, core/builder/tests/test_build_cli.py
Prediction configuration and both structure-related CLIs now accept sampling, seed, step-scale, recycling, affinity, and molecular-weight correction settings. CLI output writes indexed files for multiple samples.
Affinity molecular-weight preparation
families/boltz2/request_preparation.py, families/boltz2/feature_bundle.py, families/boltz2/model.py
Affinity preparation validates molecular weight, adds it to features and metadata, and includes random configuration in cache identity and returned metadata.
Version 3 random-sample streams
families/boltz2/random_samples.py, families/boltz2/runtime/random_samples.*, families/boltz2/tests/cpp/test_boltz2_sections.cpp
Random data now uses separate structure and affinity groups with validated headers, limits, payload sizing, and parsing.
Configurable Boltz-2 runtime
families/boltz2/runtime/pipeline.*, families/boltz2/tests/test_e2e.py
The runtime resolves and validates controls, uses grouped random streams and step scaling, generates and ranks all configured structure samples, applies optional molecular-weight correction, and preserves the first sample in the top-level result.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant CLI
  participant RequestPreparation
  participant RandomSamples
  participant Boltz2Pipeline
  CLI->>RequestPreparation: Submit prediction controls
  RequestPreparation->>RandomSamples: Serialize structure and affinity streams
  RandomSamples->>Boltz2Pipeline: Supply configured random groups
  Boltz2Pipeline->>Boltz2Pipeline: Generate and rank structure samples
  Boltz2Pipeline->>Boltz2Pipeline: Predict affinity and write metadata
  Boltz2Pipeline-->>CLI: Return structure and metadata samples
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to c17d5

The change should not merge until Boltz-2-specific controls are moved behind the family boundary and request preparation stops altering unrelated caller randomness.

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Check name Status Explanation Resolution
Docstring Coverage ⚠️ Warning Docstring coverage is 18.46% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 65 functions across 14 files. Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
Shared Semantic Neutrality ⚠️ Warning The changed in-scope shared file is apps/cli/cli.cpp. The diff adds --affinity-num-steps, --affinity-num-samples, and --affinity-mw-correction to the common predict-structure command. It map… Keep apps/cli/cli.cpp model-agnostic. Remove the Boltz-2 affinity and sampling-specific option registration, parsing, help text, and output orchestration from the shared CLI. Implement those controls and multi-sample file handling in a Bo…
Shared Change Blast Radius ⚠️ Warning The pull request changes shared surfaces without documenting the required blast-radius rationale. The diff changes the public StructurePredictionConfig and StructurePredictionResult in `core/runti… Either keep the new controls, result-shape handling, and request-preparation options behind Boltz-2-owned interfaces and leave the shared task and generic tooling unchanged, or document and implement the shared contract deliberately. The la…
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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Family Ownership Boundary ✅ Passed No cross-family dependency was introduced. The authoritative PR changes only families/boltz2, shared runtime task types, the generic CLI, and generic builder tests. Boltz-2 additions use only Boltz-…
Benchmark Validation Integrity ✅ Passed No benchmark-integrity failure is introduced. The PR changes Boltz-2 inference controls and output handling, but it does not change benchmark timing, metric aggregation, workload accounting, or report…
Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the main change: adding request-owned sampling controls for Boltz-2.
Description check ✅ Passed The description completes all required sections, identifies scope and compatibility changes, records validation results and environment details, lists remaining gaps, confirms self-review, and explain…
Full details: Shared Semantic Neutrality

Explanation

The changed in-scope shared file is apps/cli/cli.cpp. The diff adds --affinity-num-steps, --affinity-num-samples, and --affinity-mw-correction to the common predict-structure command. It maps these options directly to affinity fields and changes shared output handling to emit indexed samples. CMake builds this file into the shared trtmc_cli library, and the file has no family capability gate. Repository searches show that the matching core IStructurePrediction request consumer is Boltz-2; OpenFold3 uses a separate interface. This expands Boltz-2-specific configuration and output semantics in shared orchestration instead of using a narrow family-owned contract.

Resolution

Keep apps/cli/cli.cpp model-agnostic. Remove the Boltz-2 affinity and sampling-specific option registration, parsing, help text, and output orchestration from the shared CLI. Implement those controls and multi-sample file handling in a Boltz-2-owned CLI or family adapter. Use a narrow capability-specific contract for any shared invocation, and preserve the existing generic single-result behavior for other structure predictors.

Full details: Shared Change Blast Radius

Explanation

The pull request changes shared surfaces without documenting the required blast-radius rationale. The diff changes the public StructurePredictionConfig and StructurePredictionResult in core/runtime/include/trtmc/task.h, the generic predict-structure command in apps/cli/cli.cpp, and the generic family-resolving prepare-structure tool in core/builder/tensorrt_model_connect/build_cli.py. Repository evidence shows that the new fields are consumed by Boltz-2, while OpenFold-3 uses a separate family-owned structure interface. The builder CLI also forwards the new Boltz-2-specific keyword arguments after resolving an arbitrary family. The description identifies the Boltz-2 user need, ABI and bundle-format impact, cache changes, and substantial Boltz-2 validation, but it does not identify a concrete model-agnostic need, enumerate affected shared consumers, explain why affinity-specific controls belong in the shared contract and generic tools, or provide compatibility validation for other consumers.

Resolution

Either keep the new controls, result-shape handling, and request-preparation options behind Boltz-2-owned interfaces and leave the shared task and generic tooling unchanged, or document and implement the shared contract deliberately. The latter requires: state the model-agnostic use case; list the affected consumers (IStructurePrediction, apps/cli, the generic builder CLI, and each implementing family); define default, output-shape, ABI, request-cache, and bundle-format compatibility; add capability-aware dispatch or a shared contract that non-Boltz families can satisfy without unexpected keyword arguments; and add validation for existing structure-prediction consumers, unsupported families, legacy requests, and the documented compatibility behavior.


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In `@core/runtime/include/trtmc/task.h`:
- Around line 161-164: Keep Boltz-2 prediction controls within the Boltz-2
family contract: remove the Boltz-2-specific fields from
StructurePredictionConfig in core/runtime/include/trtmc/task.h lines 161-164;
remove their shared command-specification registration in apps/cli/cli.cpp lines
84-86; move their parsing from the shared CLI path into the Boltz-2 family
adapter at apps/cli/cli.cpp lines 833-842; and document them only on the
Boltz-2-specific command surface at apps/cli/cli.cpp lines 1313-1316.

In `@families/boltz2/runtime/pipeline.cpp`:
- Around line 442-447: Update validateAffinityControls to validate
cfg.affinity_recycling_steps within [1, 10]. In predictAffinity, pass
cfg.affinity_recycling_steps to runTrunk instead of the hardcoded 5, and record
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Comment on lines +161 to +164
float step_scale{1.5F};
std::int32_t affinity_sampling_steps{200};
std::int32_t affinity_diffusion_samples{5};
bool affinity_mw_correction{false};

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Keep Boltz-2 prediction controls inside the Boltz-2 family boundary.

The change adds Boltz-2 inference semantics to both the model-agnostic core contract and the shared CLI. This couples unrelated structure-prediction families to Boltz-2 controls.

  • core/runtime/include/trtmc/task.h#L161-L164: remove Boltz-2-specific fields from StructurePredictionConfig and use a Boltz-2-owned contract.
  • apps/cli/cli.cpp#L84-L86: remove Boltz-2-specific option registration from the shared command specification.
  • apps/cli/cli.cpp#L833-L842: move Boltz-2 option parsing to a Boltz-2 family adapter.
  • apps/cli/cli.cpp#L1313-L1316: document these options with the Boltz-2-specific command surface.

As per path instructions: “Treat core as model-agnostic contracts and mechanics” and “Applications and benchmarks must consume public core and family contracts without becoming a source of model semantics.”

📍 Affects 2 files
  • core/runtime/include/trtmc/task.h#L161-L164 (this comment)
  • apps/cli/cli.cpp#L84-L86
  • apps/cli/cli.cpp#L833-L842
  • apps/cli/cli.cpp#L1313-L1316
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In `@core/runtime/include/trtmc/task.h` around lines 161 - 164, Keep Boltz-2
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core/runtime/include/trtmc/task.h lines 161-164; remove their shared
command-specification registration in apps/cli/cli.cpp lines 84-86; move their
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Comment on lines +442 to +447
void validateAffinityControls(const StructurePredictionConfig& cfg, const RandomSamples& random) {
if (cfg.affinity_sampling_steps < 10 || cfg.affinity_sampling_steps > random.sampling_steps)
throw std::invalid_argument("Boltz-2 affinity sampling steps must be in [10, 200]");
if (cfg.affinity_diffusion_samples < 1 || cfg.affinity_diffusion_samples > 5)
throw std::invalid_argument("Boltz-2 affinity diffusion samples must be in [1, 5]");
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Apply and validate affinity_recycling_steps.

predictAffinity accepts the full configuration, but Line 1456 still calls runTrunk(5, false, false). Therefore, values such as 1 or 10 produce the same five-recycling execution. Invalid values also pass validation.

Validate the range [1, 10]. Pass cfg.affinity_recycling_steps to runTrunk. Record the applied value in affinity metadata.

Proposed fix
 void validateAffinityControls(const StructurePredictionConfig& cfg, const RandomSamples& random) {
+    if (cfg.affinity_recycling_steps < 1 || cfg.affinity_recycling_steps > 10)
+        throw std::invalid_argument(
+            "Boltz-2 affinity recycling steps must be in [1, 10]");
     if (cfg.affinity_sampling_steps < 10 || cfg.affinity_sampling_steps > random.sampling_steps)
         throw std::invalid_argument("Boltz-2 affinity sampling steps must be in [10, 200]");
-        runTrunk(5, false, false);
+        runTrunk(cfg.affinity_recycling_steps, false, false);
     if (affinity.has_value()) {
         metadata["schema_version"] = 2;
+        metadata["affinity_recycling_steps"] = cfg.affinity_recycling_steps;

The PR objective requires bounded configurable affinity recycling.

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validateAffinityControls to validate cfg.affinity_recycling_steps within [1,
10]. In predictAffinity, pass cfg.affinity_recycling_steps to runTrunk instead
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Allow prepared requests to select the seed, sampling step counts, and structure or affinity sample counts without rebuilding TensorRT plans. Return ranked multi-sample structures while retaining single-result compatibility and preserve the upstream CUDA random stream for each requested batch shape.

Signed-off-by: Vivian Chen <140748220+xuanzic@users.noreply.github.com>
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In `@families/boltz2/tests/test_e2e.py`:
- Line 895: Update request preparation around load_profile_features and
serialize_profile_random_samples to use request-owned RNG generators or isolate
and restore the caller’s CPU and CUDA RNG states, including the CUDA generator
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cache_dir=request_cache,
sampling_steps=10,
diffusion_samples=2,
seed=7,

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve caller RNG state during request preparation. On a cache miss, load_profile_features calls _seed, and serialize_profile_random_samples seeds PyTorch’s default CPU and CUDA generators and changes the current CUDA generator offset. Request preparation therefore changes the caller’s RNG state. Use request-owned generators or equivalent state isolation for these operations. Add coverage that prepares the same request twice with the same seed, compares the embedded B2RN payloads, and asserts that the caller’s CPU and CUDA RNG states remain unchanged.

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In `@families/boltz2/tests/test_e2e.py` at line 895, Update request preparation
around load_profile_features and serialize_profile_random_samples to use
request-owned RNG generators or isolate and restore the caller’s CPU and CUDA
RNG states, including the CUDA generator offset. Add coverage that prepares the
same request twice with the same seed, compares the embedded B2RN payloads, and
verifies the caller’s CPU and CUDA RNG states are unchanged.

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