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Rafflesia’s homology engine compiles a biological corpus once into an immutable release, then answers a protein-sequence query by range-reading only the bytes that query needs. Every result comes back as a named measurement with full provenance — never a bare score, and never a “homolog” verdict. One call starts the work: POST /v1/homology. The computation is durable, so you then retrieve it and page its results by id.

Quickstart

Run a computation, wait or poll, page the results.

Architecture

Immutable releases, byte-range reads, and where the cost goes.

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Next steps

  • Run your first computation in the Quickstart.
  • See how immutable releases and byte-range reads work in Architecture.
  • Read the request and response fields in the API reference.