golden_gate_from_parts

shallow

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Golden Gate as the reaction runs: digest pre-domesticated part plasmids with a Type IIS enzyme and assemble them in the order their OVERHANGS dictate. The fragment released from each part is the one carrying no recognition site (the site goes out with the backbone, which is why a mis-ordered assembly is not re-cut), and the assembly order is an OUTPUT — a set whose overhangs do not close into a single cycle has no product, and the reason is the answer. Distinct from cloning_simulate's `goldengate` method, which does the other job: designing the primers that ADD the sites to BARE parts, assembled in the order you list them.

100.0/100

1 trials · measured 8 days ago

golden_gate_from_parts scores 100.0/100 on Vouch's measured behaviour index, from 1 real invocation trials against com.seqbench/workbench, measured 25 Aug 2026 under methodology v0.2.0. Every measured component scored 100.

Component breakdown

ComponentWeightValue
Reliability35%not applicable
Schema integrity25%100.0
Failure behaviour15%not applicable
Latency15%not applicable
Concurrency10%not applicable

Tool details

Transport
remote
Credential class
self-provisionable
Input schema
not declared
Output schema
not declared
Side-effect classification
unclassified

Score history

DayScoreTierMethodology
2026-08-25100.0shallowv0.2.0

Probe evidence

ProbeOutcomes
schema_integritypass: 1

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