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Interface Jobs

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TL;DR

The operations table for every predicted complex: filter, reopen, select completed jobs, export CSV/PDB/contact artifacts, and compare epitope fingerprints.

Use it / Skip it

Interface creates the jobs; Interface Jobs is where a team manages them at scale.

Use when

You need to find an old job, export many completed jobs, delete failed clutter, or compare contact-residue fingerprints.

Don't use for

Do not use it to launch new predictions; launch from Interface or CAR Interface Assessment.

Inputs

Search
Job name or ID.
Status filter
all, done, running, queued, failed.
Selection
Only completed jobs can be selected for artifact export.

Outputs

CSV exports
Analysis metrics for selected or all completed jobs.
ZIP export
PDBs plus contacts and summary files for selected jobs.
Comparison
Contact-fingerprint comparison for selected completed jobs.

Walkthrough

  1. 1. Filter by name, ID, status, or backend to narrow the table

    Filter by name, ID, status, or backend to narrow the table.

  2. 2. Open a row to return to the full Interface viewer

    Open a row to return to the full Interface viewer.

  3. 3. Select completed jobs when you need artifacts

    Select completed jobs when you need artifacts.

  4. 4. Export analysis CSV or ZIP for project packets

    Export analysis CSV or ZIP for project packets.

  5. 5. Use compare actions for epitope/contact similarity review

    Use compare actions for epitope/contact similarity review.

Under the hood

  • Uses listInterfaceJobs and deleteInterfaceJob client helpers.
  • Artifact endpoints are available only when a job is completed and analysis exists.

Worked example

Prepare a batch review packet
Filter to a named batch, select completed rows, export analysis CSV and ZIP, then attach the files to the candidate review packet.

Pitfalls

  • Failed jobs can be deleted from the table, but that does not fix the underlying sequence/backend issue.
  • Selected export skips incomplete jobs by design.
  • Historical backend labels are normalized; do not infer old infrastructure from the display name alone.

See also