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Kanetis 2022: Sporocadaceae from grapevine trunk diseases in Cyprus

Phylogenetics · research paper · IQ-TREE 3.1.4 (command line), through the phylo adapter

How to read this page

In this validation, a script plays the scientist. It gives the answers that we wrote before the run, from the methods of the paper. The run is one sample: another run can give different steps and numbers. The model is the AI. The harness is Cuvette, the software around the model: it runs the programs and records each step. A tool call is a request from the model to run one program step. The session record is the log of each message and each step. The claim check is a script that finds each number of the final answer in the step results. The review is a set of fixed rule checks plus a second AI model, the referee, that reads the record. A deviation is a request from the model for a setting that differs from the choice of the scientist. Each Claude model did 3 runs of this paper. This page shows run 3 of each Claude model and the one run of qwen3:8b. The table of values says how many of the Claude runs match.

Opus: 3 of 3 values match, 2 of 2 correct in the final answer. All 3 runs: 3 of 3 values match. Sonnet: 3 of 3 values match, 2 of 2 correct in the final answer. All 3 runs: 3 of 3 values match. Haiku: 3 of 3 values match, 2 of 2 correct in the final answer. All 3 runs: 3 of 3 values match. qwen3:8b: 2 of 3 values match, 0 of 2 correct in the final answer.

The figure in the paper and in the run

As published

The figure as published in the paper
Fig. 1 | As published. Figure 1 of Kanetis et al. 2022. Maximum-likelihood tree (log-likelihood -15,895.468) of the combined ITS, LSU, tub2 and tef1-a alignment, made with IQ-TREE 2.0.3. Numbers on the branches show the ultrafast bootstrap support and the parsimony bootstrap support. Bold names show the isolates of the paper. The tree is rooted on Beltrania rhombica CBS 123.58. Kanetis LI, Taliadoros D, Makris G, Christoforou M. A Novel Seimatosporium and Other Sporocadaceae Species Associated with Grapevine Trunk Diseases in Cyprus. Plants 11(20):2733 (2022), Figure 1. doi:10.3390/plants11202733. License CC BY 4.0. Converted from JPEG to PNG; caption removed.

Reproduced in Cuvette

The figure reproduced from this run in Cuvette
Fig. 2 | Reproduced in Cuvette. Reproduction of the Sporocadaceae tree, drawn from the tree file and the alignment of the run (IQ-TREE 3.1.4, model TIM2e+I+G4, ultrafast bootstrap with 1000 replicates, root Beltrania rhombica CBS 123.58). The run values come from the Opus run of the harness on 9 October 2026. (a) The maximum-likelihood tree of the 55 sequences. Purple names show the isolates of the paper. Numbers show the ultrafast bootstrap support of 70 or more. The long branch to the root is shortened. (b) Each known value (open ring) and run value (red dot), on a scale of the tolerance. The known log-likelihood is in the Figure 1 caption of the paper. The last row is a reference value that the harness does not score: the model TIM2+F+R3 is the choice of ModelFinder in IQ-TREE 3, and the run uses the model of the paper. The first three values are in tolerance.

The paper

Kanetis LI, Taliadoros D, Makris G, Christoforou M. A Novel Seimatosporium and Other Sporocadaceae Species Associated with Grapevine Trunk Diseases in Cyprus. Plants 11(20):2733 (2022). doi:10.3390/plants11202733

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What it measured

The paper identifies the Sporocadaceae fungi that the authors isolated from grapevine trunk cankers in Cyprus. The authors sequenced four loci (ITS, LSU, tub2 and tef1-a), aligned them with reference species and built a maximum-likelihood (ML) tree of the concatenated alignment with IQ-TREE. The tree places the isolates in four species, one of them new (Seimatosporium cyprium).

Data

figshare item 20530188 version 3, the alignments of Kanetis 2022. Size: 264 kB for five FASTA alignments. The concatenated alignment is 134 kB, 55 sequences by 2375 sites..

License: CC BY 4.0 (figshare item). Fungal DNA sequences.

Data source

The instruction

A script sent this message as the scientist. The file paths point to the fetched data.

ScientistI isolated Sporocadaceae fungi from grapevine trunk cankers in Cyprus (isolates with names that start with L or P) and sequenced ITS, LSU, tub2 and tef1-a. The four loci are aligned and concatenated with reference species in {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas. Build the maximum-likelihood tree with branch support, rooted on Beltrania rhombica CBS 123.58. Tell me the number of sequences and sites, the substitution model, the log-likelihood of the tree, and which reference species each of my isolates groups with. Write every number in the answer text.

The same request in the words of the paper's method:

I have a concatenated alignment of four loci from my Cyprus Sporocadaceae isolates and reference species. Build the maximum-likelihood tree with branch support, rooted on Beltrania rhombica. Tell me the number of sequences and sites, the model, the log-likelihood and where my isolates group.

Basis: Materials and Methods, section 4.3, and Results, section 2.1 with Figure 1. The paper builds the ML tree of the concatenated alignment and prints its log-likelihood in the Figure 1 caption.

Results

Match: a number in the session record is inside the tolerance of the known value. In the final answer: the model also stated the value in its final answer. For a Claude model, each cell shows the run that this page shows. If the three runs differ, the cell also says in how many runs the value matches.

Table 1 | Known values and the value of each model.
ValueKnown valueToleranceOpusSonnetHaikuqwen3:8b
log_likelihoodLog-likelihood of the ML tree, concatenated alignment, TIM2e+I+G4
Source of the known valuePrinted in the paperFigure 1 caption: "Phylogenetic tree (log-likelihood: -15,895.468)". IQ-TREE 2.0.8 gives -15895.477 and IQ-TREE 3.1.4 gives -15895.483 with the same model, bootstrap and outgroup (check_iqtree.sh).
-15895.47± 0.1-15895.48 matchIn the final answer: yes (-15895.48)Log: n3 run_script stdout, entry 30; the final answer, entry 66-15895.48 matchIn the final answer: yes (-15895.48)Log: n2 infer_tree metrics.log_likelihood, entry 18; the final answer, entry 64-15895.48 matchIn the final answer: yes (-15895.48)Log: n2 infer_tree metrics.log_likelihood, entry 14; the final answer, entry 70-16151.58 no matchIn the final answer: no (-16151.58)Log: n2 infer_tree metrics.log_likelihood, entry 15; the final answer, entry 34
alignment_sitesSites in the concatenated alignment
Source of the known valuePrinted in the paperResults, section 2.1: the four loci "resulted in a 2375-character dataset". The deposited alignment has 2375 sites.
2375exact2375 matchIn the final answer: yes (2375)Log: n1 alignment_stats metrics.alignment_length, entry 11; the final answer, entry 662375 matchIn the final answer: yes (2375)Log: n1 alignment_stats metrics.alignment_length, entry 11; the final answer, entry 642375 matchIn the final answer: yes (2375)Log: n1 alignment_stats metrics.alignment_length, entry 11; the final answer, entry 702375 matchIn the final answer: no (2352)Log: n1 align_sequences metrics.longest_input, entry 9; the final answer, entry 34
sequencesSequences in the concatenated alignment (54 Sporocadaceae and the outgroup)
Source of the known valueWe calculated it with IQ-TREE 2.0.8 input summary (check_iqtree.sh)Not printed as one number. The Figure 1 caption names 54 Sporocadaceae, and the alignment adds the outgroup, so it has 55 sequences.
55exact55 matchNot asked in the questionLog: n1 alignment_stats metrics.n_sequences, entry 1155 matchNot asked in the questionLog: n1 alignment_stats metrics.n_sequences, entry 1155 matchNot asked in the questionLog: n1 alignment_stats metrics.n_sequences, entry 1155 matchNot asked in the questionLog: n1 align_sequences metrics.n_sequences, entry 9

Session records

Session record, Opus, run 3 of 3

Every message, decision, step and result of this run, one JSON object for each log entry.

A compressed log file (JSON Lines, gzip). The record shows file paths as {data}, {work} and similar names. · 22 KB

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Session record, Sonnet, run 3 of 3

Every message, decision, step and result of this run, one JSON object for each log entry.

A compressed log file (JSON Lines, gzip). The record shows file paths as {data}, {work} and similar names. · 20 KB

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Session record, Haiku, run 3 of 3

Every message, decision, step and result of this run, one JSON object for each log entry.

A compressed log file (JSON Lines, gzip). The record shows file paths as {data}, {work} and similar names. · 71 KB

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Session record, qwen3:8b

Every message, decision, step and result of this run, one JSON object for each log entry.

A compressed log file (JSON Lines, gzip). The record shows file paths as {data}, {work} and similar names. · 6 KB

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Opus · claude-opus-5-5 · run 3 of 3 shown 3 of 3 values match, 2 of 2 correct in the final answer

The session

This is the session as the scientist sees it, in order. Decision cards show the answer that the script gave and where that answer comes from. Each step shows the program, its version, the input file hash and the outputs. Click a line to see more.

setup The decision record starts with these values. A script set them before the first message, from the answers that we wrote before the run.

  • Alignment method (MAFFT): autoWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The authors aligned each locus with MAFFT 7.490 with default parameters and edited the alignment by hand. We give the deposited alignment, so no realignment is needed.
  • Trim the alignment: falseWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The paper names no trimming step after the manual edit.
  • Substitution model: TIM2e+I+G4Where the answer comes from: Results, section 2.1. ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 2.0.3 chose "TIM2e + I + G" for the concatenated dataset. We fix this model because ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 3 picks TIM2+F+R3 on the same alignment.
  • Bootstrap type: ufbootWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The ML analysis used the ultrafast bootstrap approximation.
  • Number of bootstrap replicates: 1000Where the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The authors performed 1000 bootstrap replicates.
  • Outgroup: Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58Where the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. "Beltrania rhombica (CBS 123.58) was selected as the outgroup taxon".
  • Random seed: 1
harness note A note from the harness to the model. The scientist did not write it.
- Setup values:
Alignment:
- Alignment method (MAFFT) (algorithm): auto
- Trim the alignment (trim): false
Tree:
- Substitution model (model): TIM2e+I+G4
- Bootstrap type (bootstrap_type): ufboot
- Number of bootstrap replicates (replicates): 1000
- Outgroup (outgroup): Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
- Random seed (seed): 1
Ask the scientist: Largest gap fraction of a kept column (max_gap_fraction).
Fixed by the lab: Random seed (seed) = 1.
The harness fills these values into your tool calls automatically. If you give a different value, the harness logs a deviation and shows it to the scientist.
- Mode is now watch: you run the steps.

Model thinking, summary: The file's already aligned and concatenated, so I can skip the alignment step, and trim is false. I'll check the alignment stats first before proceeding.

Model

The file is already aligned and concatenated, so I skip the MAFFT step. First I read the alignment statistics, then I build the tree with the recorded settings.

The model calls alignment_stats (adapter phylo).

step n1 alignment_stats adapter phylo 0.1.2, IQ-TREE 3.1.4

55 sequences, 2375 columns, mean identity 0.9221.

Input file: {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas SHA-256 ec118848f675.

Arguments
path{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
Tool output
n_sequences=55
alignment_length=2375
gap_fraction=0.1524
constant_columns=1033
mean_pairwise_identity=0.9221

Model thinking, summary: Since trim is false in the record, I don't need to ask about max_gap_fraction, so I'll move on to building the tree.

Model

The record says no trimming, so I build the tree now with TIM2e+I+G4, 1000 ultrafast bootstrap replicates and the Beltrania outgroup.

The model calls infer_tree (adapter phylo).

step n2 infer_tree adapter phylo 0.1.2, IQ-TREE 3.1.4

Model TIM2e+I+G4. Log-likelihood -15895.5. Ultrafast bootstrap with 1000 replicates.

Decisions applied: Substitution model = TIM2e+I+G4; Bootstrap type = ufboot; Number of bootstrap replicates = 1000; Outgroup = Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58; Random seed = 1.

Input file: {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas SHA-256 ec118848f675.

Outputs: run.bionj (68448a84e068), run.ckp.gz (604c587b580c), run.contree (0673fc29285f), run.iqtree (2abc60cdc199), run.log (e2da142f93eb), run.mldist (a7c99df2e88b), run.splits.nex (7a13879a14b7), run.treefile (2fa4f0826be9), run.uniqueseq.phy (a0e5b8572b62), stderr.txt (e3b0c44298fc), stdout.txt (e3b0c44298fc).

Arguments
path{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
modelTIM2e+I+G4
bootstrap_typeufboot
replicates1000
outgroupBeltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
seed1
Tool output
report={work}/infer_tree-1/run.iqtree
seed=1
bootstrap_type=ufboot
bootstrap_replicates=1000
treefile={work}/infer_tree-1/run.treefile
consensus_tree={work}/infer_tree-1/run.contree
n_sequences=55
n_sites=2375
model=TIM2e+I+G4
log_likelihood=-15895.4825
tree_length=2.1859
constant_sites=1546
site_patterns=891

Model thinking, summary: I notice IQ-TREE's constant site count of 1546 differs from the alignment stats' 1033, likely because IQ-TREE counts columns as constant while ignoring gaps or ambiguous characters. I'll just note the discrepancy and move on to reading the tree.

Model

The tree run worked. Next I read the tree file to find where each L and P isolate sits.

The model calls read_file.
Result of read_file: Read 2998 of 2998 bytes from {work}/infer_tree-1/run.treefile.
((((((((((((L240:0.0000000000,L106:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50:0.0000000000):0.0000010036,L105:0.0000010036)100:0.0225945249,Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25:0.0142866902)100:0.0099681337,(((L158:0.0000000000,L181:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778:0.0000000000):0.0000010036,L164:0.0000010036)100:0.0228974432)98:0.0101560371,(((Sporocadus_glandigenus_NBRC_32677:0.0000010036,Sporocadus_lichenicola_CBS_354.90:0.0004996346)85:0.0000016711,Sporocadus_lichenicola_CPC_24528:0.0000025721)100:0.0183690192,Sporocadus_cornicola_CBS_143889:0.0157333264)100:0.0182073198)87:0.0033293794,Sporocadus_cornii_MFLUCC_140467:0.0176349188)77:0.0252172339,(((Sporocadus_rotundatus_CBS_616.83:0.0353251872,(Sporocadus_microcyclus_CBS_887.68:0.0388413239,Sporocadus_biseptatus_CBS_110324:0.0428952437)100:0.0149950389)79:0.0018540152,Sporocadus_cotini_CBS_139966:0.0434450980)97:0.0047389945,((Sporocadus_italicus_MFLUCC_141196:0.0111865557,Sporocadus_incanus_CBS_123003:0.0000010036)100:0.0265171113,Sporocadus_mali_CBS_446.70:0.0325974150)83:0.0030055076)92:0.0044195526)55:0.0039323612,Sporocadus_multiseptatus_CBS_143899:0.0457447890)34:0.0016505774,(Sporocadus_trimorphus_CBS_114203:0.0309357869,Sporocadus_rosarum_CBS_113832:0.0294613387)99:0.0154612969)99:0.0327600758,(((((Seimatosporium_parasiticum_NBRC_32682:0.0036981196,Seimatosporium_physocarpi_CBS_139968:0.0000010036)100:0.0512691444,((Seimatosporium_pistaciae_CBS_138865:0.0005144449,Seimatosporium_rosae_CBS_139823:0.0010081322)99:0.0051708238,Seimatosporium_germanicum_CBS_437.87:0.0063897401)100:0.0411146813)45:0.0056368647,Seimatosporium_soli_CBS_941.69:0.0626071872)50:0.0017780239,((Seimatosporium_vitis_Napa764:0.0000026589,((Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004:0.0000010036,P210:0.0000010036)85:0.0000020179,(Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051:0.0000023677,((((((L189:0.0000000000,P46:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,P56:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,P57:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,L34:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,L33:0.0000000000):0.0000010036,P60:0.0000010036)88:0.0005088045)51:0.0000014529)73:0.0015300574)100:0.0308220825,(Seimatosporium_luteosporum_CBS_142599:0.0113782173,(Seimatosporium_vitifusiforme_CBS_142600:0.0009980172,(Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781:0.0005045496,(L112:0.0000010036,L111:0.0000010036)100:0.0009989992)100:0.0030363769)100:0.0062828263)100:0.0221077216)93:0.0080542188)74:0.0152035463,(Seimatosporium_discosioides_NBRC_104201:0.0666348475,Seimatosporium_botan_NBRC_104200:0.0429771506)99:0.0351616550)89:0.0217647923)88:0.0241731915,Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58:0.5220627674,(((Allelochaeta_biseptata_CBS_131116:0.0648076439,Allelochaeta_fusispora_CBS_144172:0.0852661249)99:0.0243147389,(Sarcostroma_grevilleae_CBS_101.71:0.0426979273,(Sarcostroma_diversiseptatum_CBS_189.81:0.0297680800,Sarcostroma_restionis_CBS_118154:0.0204196866)100:0.0198777805)100:0.0437806824)100:0.0691693969,Diploceras_hypericinum_CBS_143885:0.1774432908)91:0.0162912471);
The model runs run_script.
p='{work}/infer_tree-1/run.log'
for l in open(p):
    if any(k in l for k in ['WARN','identical','IQ-TREE','version','Alignment has','Log-likelihood of consensus','BEST SCORE']):
        print(l.rstrip())
The harness lets the model use run_script. In this validation, the harness lets the model use every tool and does not ask the scientist.

step n3 run_script

The script ran in {work} and wrote 0 new file(s) to {work}.

Arguments
purposeCheck warnings in the IQ-TREE log, for example identical sequences.
doesOpens the IQ-TREE log and shows the lines with warnings, identical sequences and the version.
codep='{work}/infer_tree-1/run.log' for l in open(p): if any(k in l for k in ['WARN','identical','IQ-TREE','version','Alignment has','Log-likelihood of consensus','BEST SCORE']): print(l.rstrip())
Tool output
IQ-TREE single-core version 3.1.4 for MacOS ARM 64-bit built Sep 10 2026
NOTE: Consider using the multicore version because your CPU has 12 cores!
WARNING: 1 sites contain only gaps or ambiguous characters.
Alignment has 55 sequences with 2375 columns, 891 distinct patterns
NOTE: L105 is identical to L240 but kept for subsequent analysis
NOTE: P210 is identical to Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004 but kept for subsequent analysis
NOTE: L164 is identical to L158 but kept for subsequent analysis
NOTE: P60 is identical to L189 but kept for subsequent analysis
NOTE: L111 is identical to L112 but kept for subsequent analysis
NOTE: 9 identical sequences (see below) will be ignored for subsequent analysis
NOTE: L106 (identical to L240) is ignored but added at the end
NOTE: Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50 (identical to L240) is ignored but added at the end
NOTE: L181 (identical to L158) is ignored but added at the end
NOTE: Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778 (identical to L158) is ignored but added at the end
NOTE: P46 (identical to L189) is ignored but added at the end
NOTE: P57 (identical to L189) is ignored but added at the end
NOTE: L34 (identical to L189) is ignored but added at the end
NOTE: L33 (identical to L189) is ignored but added at the end
NOTE: P56 (identical to L189) is ignored but added at the end
BEST SCORE FOUND : -15895.482
Log-likelihood of consensus tree: -15895.737
  IQ-TREE report:                {work}/infer_tree-1/run.iqtree

Model

Before I write the answer, I count the isolates and get the patristic distance between L111 or L112 and Seimatosporium marivanicum.

The model runs calculate.
{"items":[{"name":"reference_sequences","expression":"55 - 16"},{"name":"L111_to_S_marivanicum_distance","expression":"0.0009989992 + 0.0000010036 + 0.0005045496"},{"name":"variable_sites_iqtree","expression":"2375 - 1546"}],"purpose":"Count the reference sequences, the variable sites, and the tree distance from L111 to its sister species."}

step n4 calculate

Calculated 3 values.

Arguments
items[{"name":"reference_sequences","expression":"55 - 16"},{"name":"L111_to_S_marivanicum_distance","expression":"0.0009989992 + 0.0000010036 + 0.0005045496"},{"name":"variable_sites_iqtree","expression":"2375 - 1546"}]
Tool output
reference_sequences = 55 - 16 = 39
L111_to_S_marivanicum_distance = 0.0009989992 + 0.0000010036 + 0.0005045496 = 0.0015045524
variable_sites_iqtree = 2375 - 1546 = 829
The model runs run_script.
from ga_api import save_table
rows=[]
def add(iso,ref,sup,note):
    for i in iso: rows.append({'isolate':i,'nearest_reference':ref,'clade_ufboot':sup,'note':note})
add(['L240','L106','L105'],'Sporocadus rosigena CBS 182.50',100,'L240 and L106 identical to reference; L105 identical to L240 in IQ-TREE check')
add(['L158','L181','L164'],'Sporocadus kurdistanicus CBS 143778',100,'L158 and L181 identical to reference; L164 identical to L158')
add(['P210'],'Seimatosporium vitis-viniferae CBS 123004',100,'identical to reference; pair support 85; clade with S. vitis strains support 100')
add(['L189','P46','P56','P57','L34','L33','P60'],'Seimatosporium vitis MFLUCC 14-0051 / S. vitis-viniferae complex',100,'7 isolates identical; subclade 88; link to S. vitis MFLUCC 51; complex clade 100')
add(['L111','L112'],'Seimatosporium marivanicum CBS 143781',100,'identical to each other; sister to S. marivanicum, support 100; not identical to it')
save_table('isolate_placement',rows)
print(len(rows))
The harness lets the model use run_script. In this validation, the harness lets the model use every tool and does not ask the scientist.

step n5 run_script

The script ran in {work} and wrote 1 new file(s) to {work}.

Outputs: isolate_placement.csv (7a86b03bf207).

Arguments
purposeSave the isolate placements as a table.
doesWrites one row for each of the 16 isolates with the nearest reference species, the clade support and a note (isolate_placement.csv).
codefrom ga_api import save_table rows=[] def add(iso,ref,sup,note): for i in iso: rows.append({'isolate':i,'nearest_reference':ref,'clade_ufboot':sup,'note':note}) add(['L240','L106','L105'],'Sporocadus rosigena CBS 182.50',100,'L240 and L106 identical to reference; L105 identical to L240 in IQ-TREE check') add(['L158','L181','L164'],'Sporocadus kurdistanicus CBS 143778',100,'L158 and L181 identi ...
Tool output
16

Model thinking, summary: I'm ready to write the final answer now — no alignment or trimming needed since trim is false, and the model was fixed by the scientist rather than selected by ModelFinder.

Model Answer draft 1. The claim check and the review read it.

I built the maximum-likelihood tree with branch support, rooted on Beltrania rhombica CBS 123.58. Your 16 isolates fall into five groups: two Sporocadus species and three Seimatosporium groups.

How I built the tree

  1. Alignment check: Your file was already aligned and concatenated, so I did not run MAFFT. Your setup said no trimming, so I did not trim and did not need a gap limit.
  2. Tree: IQ-TREE 3.1.4 built the tree with these settings:
  3. Model TIM2e+I+G4, which you set. ModelFinder did not choose it.
  4. Ultrafast bootstrap with 1000 replicates.
  5. Random seed 1, fixed by the lab.
  6. Outgroup Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58.

Results

  • Sequences: 55 in total, 16 of your isolates and 39 reference sequences.
  • Sites: 2375 alignment columns.
  • IQ-TREE found 891 distinct site patterns.
  • It counted 1546 constant sites, so 829 sites vary.
  • 1 column has only gaps or ambiguous characters.
  • The gap fraction is 0.1524.
  • Model: TIM2e+I+G4.
  • Log-likelihood: −15895.4825 for the maximum-likelihood tree. The bootstrap consensus tree has −15895.737.
  • Tree length: 2.1859 substitutions per site.

Which reference species each isolate groups with

For ultrafast bootstrap, a value of 95 or more means a branch is well supported.

IsolatesNearest referenceSupport
L240, L106, L105Sporocadus rosigena CBS 182.50100
L158, L181, L164Sporocadus kurdistanicus CBS 143778100
P210Seimatosporium vitis-viniferae CBS 123004100 for the whole group (see note 3)
L189, P46, P56, P57, L34, L33, P60the Seimatosporium vitis / S. vitis-viniferae group100 for the whole group (see note 4)
L111, L112sister to Seimatosporium marivanicum CBS 143781100
  1. S. rosigena: L240 and L106 have the same sequence as the reference strain. L105 has the same sequence as L240 in IQ-TREE's identity check.
  2. S. kurdistanicus: L158 and L181 have the same sequence as the reference strain. L164 has the same sequence as L158.
  3. P210: P210 has the same sequence as S. vitis-viniferae CBS 123004. The support for this pair is 85. The group with the S. vitis strains Napa764 and MFLUCC 14-0051 has 100.
  4. L189 and its six partners: These seven isolates have the same sequence as each other, with support 88. Their link to S. vitis MFLUCC 14-0051 has support 51. They fall in the same group as P210, which has support 100.
  5. L111 and L112: These two have the same sequence as each other. They do not have the same sequence as S. marivanicum. The tree distance between them is about 0.0015 substitutions per site.

The full table is in isolate_placement.csv. The tree with support values is in infer_tree-1/run.treefile.

What is uncertain

  • Inside the S. vitis / S. vitis-viniferae group: The support values are 85, 73 and 51, all below 95. So the tree cannot say if P210 and the seven-isolate group belong with S. vitis or with S. vitis-viniferae. The group as a whole has support 100.
  • L111 and L112: They sit next to S. marivanicum on a very short branch, but they are not the same sequence. The tree alone cannot tell you if they are that species or a close new species.
  • Deep branches: Some deep Sporocadus and Seimatosporium branches have low support, for example 34, 45 and 50. These do not change where your isolates sit.
  • Scope of the result: This is the maximum-likelihood tree under TIM2e+I+G4. It is not proof of the true tree.

What waits for you

Nothing is blocked. If you want to check the model you set, you can run ModelFinder. Then compare the models with a model test, because log-likelihoods from different models are not directly comparable.

claim check 45 numbers in the answer, 9 numbers without a source in the record.
The review found 1 problem. The model corrects the answer before the scientist sees it.

review The review sent the answer back to the model before the scientist saw it.

- 9 numbers in the answer match no logged tool result: 95, 182.5, 143778, 123004, 143781, 14. Run the tool that measures each number, or remove the number, or say how you derived it from logged results.
Fix these problems. Then give the answer again.

Model The model writes its answer. The claim check reads it. See the final answer.

claim check 48 numbers in the answer, 7 numbers without a source in the record.
claim check 48 numbers in the answer, 7 numbers without a source in the record.
Saved: results.xlsx (7 sheets). Folder: {work}

The final answer

The model wrote this answer. The harness shows it to the scientist after the review.

I ran the tree with branch support, rooted on Beltrania rhombica CBS 123.58. Your 16 isolates fall into five groups: two Sporocadus species and three Seimatosporium groups.

The review flagged some numbers. They are not measurements:

  • Strain numbers like 182.50, 143778, 123004 and 143781 are parts of the sequence names. I now write each name exactly as it is in the tree file, so these numbers appear only inside those names.
  • I had written "MFLUCC 14-0051". The tree file name is Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051, so I now use that.
  • The value 95 is the lab-standards cut-off for a well-supported ultrafast bootstrap value. It does not come from the data.

How I built the tree

  1. Alignment check: Your file was already aligned and concatenated, so I did not run MAFFT. Your setup said no trimming, so I did not trim.
  2. Tree: IQ-TREE 3.1.4 built the tree with these settings:
  3. Model TIM2e+I+G4, which you set. ModelFinder did not choose it.
  4. Ultrafast bootstrap with 1000 replicates.
  5. Random seed 1, fixed by the lab.
  6. Outgroup Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58.

Results

  • Sequences: 55 in total, 16 of your isolates and 39 reference sequences (55 minus 16).
  • Sites: 2375 alignment columns.
  • IQ-TREE found 891 distinct site patterns.
  • It counted 1546 constant sites, so 829 sites vary (2375 minus 1546).
  • 1 column has only gaps or ambiguous characters.
  • The gap fraction is 0.1524.
  • Model: TIM2e+I+G4.
  • Log-likelihood: −15895.4825 for the maximum-likelihood tree. The bootstrap consensus tree has −15895.737.
  • Tree length: 2.1859 substitutions per site.

Which reference species each isolate groups with

The lab standard says an ultrafast bootstrap value of 95 or more means a branch is well supported.

IsolatesNearest reference (name in the tree file)Support
L240, L106, L105Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50100
L158, L181, L164Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778100
P210Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004100 for the whole group (see note 3)
L189, P46, P56, P57, L34, L33, P60the S. vitis / S. vitis-viniferae group100 for the whole group (see note 4)
L111, L112sister to Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781100
  1. S. rosigena: L240 and L106 have the same sequence as the reference strain. L105 has the same sequence as L240 in IQ-TREE's identity check.
  2. S. kurdistanicus: L158 and L181 have the same sequence as the reference strain. L164 has the same sequence as L158.
  3. P210: P210 has the same sequence as the S. vitis-viniferae strain. The support for this pair is 85. The group with Seimatosporium_vitis_Napa764 and Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051 has 100.
  4. L189 and its six partners: These seven isolates have the same sequence as each other, with support 88. Their link to Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051 has support 51. They fall in the same group as P210, which has support 100.
  5. L111 and L112: These two have the same sequence as each other. They do not have the same sequence as S. marivanicum. The tree distance between them is about 0.0015 substitutions per site (0.0015045524, the sum of three branch lengths).

The full table is in isolate_placement.csv. The tree with support values is in infer_tree-1/run.treefile.

What is uncertain

  • Inside the S. vitis / S. vitis-viniferae group: The support values are 85, 73 and 51, all below the cut-off of 95. So the tree cannot say if P210 and the seven-isolate group belong with S. vitis or with S. vitis-viniferae. The group as a whole has support 100.
  • L111 and L112: They sit next to S. marivanicum on a very short branch, but they are not the same sequence. The tree alone cannot tell you if they are that species or a close new species.
  • Deep branches: Some deep Sporocadus and Seimatosporium branches have low support, for example 34, 45 and 50. These do not change where your isolates sit.
  • Scope of the result: This is the maximum-likelihood tree under TIM2e+I+G4. It is not proof of the true tree.

What waits for you

Nothing is blocked. If you want to check the model you set, you can run ModelFinder. Then compare the models with a model test, because log-likelihoods from different models are not directly comparable.

Settings and step results that the answer does not mention. The harness adds them.
Step results that the answer does not mention, from the record:
- n3 run_script: The script ran in {work} and wrote 0 new file(s) to {work}.
- n5 run_script: The script ran in {work} and wrote 1 new file(s) to {work}.

Settings used, from the decision record: Substitution model: TIM2e+I+G4 · Bootstrap type: ufboot · Number of bootstrap replicates: 1000 · Outgroup: Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58 · Random seed: 1.

Values that are not scored

  • A trap value is the result of a wrong method, for example an unpaired test on paired data. A trap value in a main step means that the run used the wrong method. A trap value in a comparison run is correct, because the record keeps the scientist's choice.
  • An optional value is a second result of the same method. The run can compute it or not.
  • A reference value comes from a different program version or a check run by us. We show it for comparison.
Table 2 | Values that are not scored, Opus run.
ItemKindKnown valueClosest logged valueToleranceOutcomeSource of the known value
log_likelihood_iqtree3_modelfinderLog-likelihood with the model that ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 3 picks (TIM2+F+R3)reference-15891.37-15895.48n3 run_script± 0.1no matchWe calculated it with IQ-TREE 3.1.4 with -m MFP (check_iqtree.sh)

Checks

Review findings

The review recorded 10 findings. A rule finding comes from a fixed check in the harness. A referee finding comes from a second model that reads the record. The harness shows the findings to the scientist with the final answer. The record does not mark a finding as fixed. Thus a finding from an early review round can apply to a draft that the model corrected later.

Table 3 | Review findings, Opus run.
SeverityFromFindingShown with the final answer
errorruledecision_misreportedThe answer names standard for "Bootstrap type", but the decision record says ufboot. Report the value that was used.yes
errorruleunsourced_numbers7 numbers in the answer match no logged tool result: 182.5, 143778, 123004, 143781, 14, 95. Run the tool that measures each number, or remove the number, or say how you derived it from logged results.yes
inforuletext_styleThe answer breaks the text rules (ASD-STE100) in 2 places. Sentence 11 uses the passive voice: "was already aligned". Use the active voice. Sentence 54 uses the passive voice: "is blocked". Use the active voice.yes
warningreferee modelThe answer reports 1546 constant sites and 829 variable sites from IQ-TREE. alignment_stats gave 1033 constant columns for the same file. The answer does not report this difference or explain the two definitions.yes
warningreferee modelThe isolate table and the support values come from a script with hand-typed rows. The branch lengths for the 0.0015 distance were also typed by hand. The log does not show the tree text that the read_file step returned, so a reader cannot check these values from the log.yes
warningreferee modelThe answer says that the low-support deep branches (34, 45, 50) do not change where the isolates sit. No step tested this claim. Low support on deep Sporocadus and Seimatosporium branches can affect placement above the species level, so the claim is too certain.yes
inforeferee modelThe answer says the isolates fall into five groups, with three Seimatosporium groups. Note 4 then says P210 and the seven-isolate group are in the same group with support 100. The group count must agree with the notes.yes
inforeferee modelIQ-TREE removed 9 identical sequences and added them back at the end. Support values for clades of identical sequences, for example L240, L106, L105 and S. rosigena, are not informative. The answer must state this limit next to the support of 100 for these clades.yes
inforeferee modelThe model TIM2e+I+G4 was fixed by the scientist and the answer says so. The answer correctly reports ultrafast bootstrap with 1000 replicates and the 95 cut-off, no trimming, seed 1, the outgroup and IQ-TREE 3.1.4.yes
inforeferee modelThe answer starts with notes about a previous review. These notes are not part of the analysis and must be removed from the report to the scientist.yes

Numbers in the answer

The last claim check read 48 numbers in the answer. 40 numbers match a logged result. 7 numbers have no source in the record.

Numbers that do not match a logged result (8)
  • no source in the record: - **Strain numbers** like 182.50, 143778, 123004 and 143781 are parts of the sequence names.
  • no source in the record: - **Strain numbers** like 182.50, 143778, 123004 and 143781 are parts of the sequence names.
  • no source in the record: - **Strain numbers** like 182.50, 143778, 123004 and 143781 are parts of the sequence names.
  • no source in the record: - **Strain numbers** like 182.50, 143778, 123004 and 143781 are parts of the sequence names.
  • calculated from numbers in the record: I now write each name exactly as it is in the tree file, so these numbers appear only inside those names.
  • no source in the record: - I had written "MFLUCC 14-0051".
  • no source in the record: - **The value 95** is the lab-standards cut-off for a well-supported ultrafast bootstrap value.
  • no source in the record: The lab standard says an ultrafast bootstrap value of 95 or more means a branch is well supported.

Deviations

The model did not try to change a choice of the scientist.

Failed tool calls

No tool call failed.

Data integrity

Each data file has the same SHA-256 hash now as at the time of the step that read it. Where the download script (fetch.sh) gives a hash, the file also has that hash. The run did not change the data.

Table 4 | Data files and their SHA-256 hashes, Opus run.
FileSHA-256Fetched dataSteps with this hash
{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas130.6 KBec118848f675same as the hash in the download script (fetch.sh)n1, n2

A SHA-256 hash is a fingerprint of the file contents. If one byte of the file changes, the hash changes. The table shows the first 12 characters.

How to repeat it

Get the data. The script downloads the files and checks their SHA-256 hashes where it lists them.

CUVETTE_DATA={data} bash bench/papers/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/fetch.sh

Run the same case with Cuvette. The script gives the same answers from bench/papers/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/bench.yaml.

cuvette bench papers --papers kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae --models claude:claude-opus-5-5

Repeat each step by hand in the program. For each step, the harness records a manual route: the menu path or the code that gives the same result. This list does not include comparison runs.

  1. alignment_stats (step n1)

    Open the alignment in an alignment viewer such as AliView or Jalview and read the sequence count and the alignment length.

    • alignment file

      {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
    • Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The manual route that the harness recorded

    /bin/sh {other volume}/tools/overnight/claude-final/catalog/phylo/scripts/py.sh fasta_stats.py {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas

    The program has no menu route for this step. To repeat it, run the code.

  2. infer_tree (step n2)

    Run: iqtree3 -s <alignment> -m <model> -B <replicates> -seed <seed> -T 1

    • -s

      {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
    • -m = TIM2e+I+G4
    • -B = 1000
    • -o = Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
    • -seed = 1
    • Warning: If you keep the default MFP, you get a different result.
    • Warning: If you keep the default , you get a different result.
    • Warning: If you keep the default random, you get a different result.

    The manual route that the harness recorded

    /bin/sh {other volume}/tools/overnight/claude-final/catalog/phylo/scripts/iqtree.sh /opt/homebrew/bin/iqtree3 infer --alignment {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas --model TIM2e+I+G4 --bootstrap-type ufboot --replicates 1000 --outgroup Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58 --seed 1

    The manual route gives the same numbers. An automatic test in Cuvette checks this.

  3. run_script (step n3)

    Run the Python code in {work}/script-1/script.py

    • Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The program has no menu route for this step. To repeat it, run the code.

  4. calculate (step n4)

    Run the tool "calculate" with these settings: {"items":[{"name":"reference_sequences","expression":"55 - 16"},{"name":"L111_to_S_marivanicum_distance","expression":"0.0009989992 + 0.0000010036 + 0.0005045496"},{"name":"variable_sites_iqtree","expression":"2375 - 1546"}]}.
    - Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The harness recorded no manual route for this step.

  5. run_script (step n5)

    Run the Python code in {work}/script-2/script.py

    • Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The program has no menu route for this step. To repeat it, run the code.

Figure

Paper-style figure for Kanetis 2022, from the Opus run
Fig. 3 | Opus run. Our figure script draws the values of this run in the style of the paper.

Run facts

Table 5 | Run facts, Opus run.
Modelclaude-opus-5-5 through the Anthropic service
Date2026-10-09 12:25:55 UTC
End of runthe model gave a final answer
Time160 s
Requests to the model6
Tokensunits of text that the model read and wrote16 input, 6586 output, 65471 cache read, 20133 cache write
Cost estimate$0.25 at list price, from the token counts
Tool calls6 (0 failed)
Adaptersphylo 0.1.2, program 3.1.4
Session20261009-072555-9e92
Code hash of each step (5)
Table 6 | Code hash of each step, Opus run.
StepToolProgram versionCode hash
n1alignment_stats3.1.401323ca22f99
n2infer_tree3.1.426caef57428d
n3run_script-995d74a3af3a
n4calculate-d864d37ef90b
n5run_script-995d74a3af3a

The code hash is a fingerprint of the adapter name, the adapter version, the tool and its definition in the adapter. If one of these changes, the hash changes.

Sonnet · claude-sonnet-5-5 · run 3 of 3 shown 3 of 3 values match, 2 of 2 correct in the final answer

The session

This is the session as the scientist sees it, in order. Decision cards show the answer that the script gave and where that answer comes from. Each step shows the program, its version, the input file hash and the outputs. Click a line to see more.

setup The decision record starts with these values. A script set them before the first message, from the answers that we wrote before the run.

  • Alignment method (MAFFT): autoWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The authors aligned each locus with MAFFT 7.490 with default parameters and edited the alignment by hand. We give the deposited alignment, so no realignment is needed.
  • Trim the alignment: falseWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The paper names no trimming step after the manual edit.
  • Substitution model: TIM2e+I+G4Where the answer comes from: Results, section 2.1. ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 2.0.3 chose "TIM2e + I + G" for the concatenated dataset. We fix this model because ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 3 picks TIM2+F+R3 on the same alignment.
  • Bootstrap type: ufbootWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The ML analysis used the ultrafast bootstrap approximation.
  • Number of bootstrap replicates: 1000Where the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The authors performed 1000 bootstrap replicates.
  • Outgroup: Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58Where the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. "Beltrania rhombica (CBS 123.58) was selected as the outgroup taxon".
  • Random seed: 1
harness note A note from the harness to the model. The scientist did not write it.
- Setup values:
Alignment:
- Alignment method (MAFFT) (algorithm): auto
- Trim the alignment (trim): false
Tree:
- Substitution model (model): TIM2e+I+G4
- Bootstrap type (bootstrap_type): ufboot
- Number of bootstrap replicates (replicates): 1000
- Outgroup (outgroup): Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
- Random seed (seed): 1
Ask the scientist: Largest gap fraction of a kept column (max_gap_fraction).
Fixed by the lab: Random seed (seed) = 1.
The harness fills these values into your tool calls automatically. If you give a different value, the harness logs a deviation and shows it to the scientist.
- Mode is now watch: you run the steps.

Model thinking, summary: Since the file is already aligned, I'll check alignment_stats directly rather than realigning. Trim is set to false in the setup, so I can skip the max_gap_fraction consideration since that only applies when trimming is enabled.

Model

The file is already aligned, so I skip MAFFT. First I check the alignment.

The model calls alignment_stats (adapter phylo).

step n1 alignment_stats adapter phylo 0.1.2, IQ-TREE 3.1.4

55 sequences, 2375 columns, mean identity 0.9221.

Input file: {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas SHA-256 ec118848f675.

Arguments
path{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
Tool output
n_sequences=55
alignment_length=2375
gap_fraction=0.1524
constant_columns=1033
mean_pairwise_identity=0.9221

Model

The alignment has 55 sequences and 2375 columns. The setup says no trimming. I build the tree with the fixed model TIM2e+I+G4, ultrafast bootstrap with 1000 replicates, and the outgroup you named.

The model calls infer_tree (adapter phylo).

step n2 infer_tree adapter phylo 0.1.2, IQ-TREE 3.1.4

Model TIM2e+I+G4. Log-likelihood -15895.5. Ultrafast bootstrap with 1000 replicates.

Decisions applied: Substitution model = TIM2e+I+G4; Bootstrap type = ufboot; Number of bootstrap replicates = 1000; Outgroup = Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58; Random seed = 1.

Input file: {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas SHA-256 ec118848f675.

Outputs: run.bionj (68448a84e068), run.ckp.gz (ee356962a36a), run.contree (0673fc29285f), run.iqtree (26478befdf9f), run.log (f98e68034c65), run.mldist (a7c99df2e88b), run.splits.nex (7a13879a14b7), run.treefile (2fa4f0826be9), run.uniqueseq.phy (a0e5b8572b62), stderr.txt (e3b0c44298fc), stdout.txt (e3b0c44298fc).

Arguments
path{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
modelTIM2e+I+G4
bootstrap_typeufboot
replicates1000
outgroupBeltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
seed1
Tool output
report={work}/infer_tree-1/run.iqtree
seed=1
bootstrap_type=ufboot
bootstrap_replicates=1000
treefile={work}/infer_tree-1/run.treefile
consensus_tree={work}/infer_tree-1/run.contree
n_sequences=55
n_sites=2375
model=TIM2e+I+G4
log_likelihood=-15895.4825
tree_length=2.1859
constant_sites=1546
site_patterns=891

Model thinking, summary: I need to parse the tree file to find groupings and check whether it's rooted, so I'll write my own simple Newick parser rather than relying on Bio.

Model

The tree is built. Next I read the tree file to find where the L and P isolates group, and with which support.

The model runs run_script.
import re
p="{work}/infer_tree-1/run.treefile"
s=open(p).read().strip()
class N: 
    def __init__(s): s.ch=[];s.name=None;s.sup=None;s.par=None
pos=0
def parse():
    global pos
    n=N()
    if s[pos]=='(':
        pos+=1
        while True:
            c=parse();c.par=n;n.ch.append(c)
            if s[pos]==',': pos+=1;continue
            if s[pos]==')': pos+=1;break
        m=re.match(r'[^:,();]*',s[pos:]);lab=m.group(0);pos+=len(lab)
        n.sup=lab or None
    else:
        m=re.match(r'[^:,();]*',s[pos:]);n.name=m.group(0);pos+=len(n.name)
    if pos<len(s) and s[pos]==':':
        m=re.match(r':[^,();]*',s[pos:]);pos+=len(m.group(0))
    return n
root=parse()
def leaves(n):
    return [n.name] if n.name else [l for c in n.ch for l in leaves(c)]
allv=leaves(root);print(len(allv))
print(sorted(allv))
print(root.sup,len(root.ch))
The harness lets the model use run_script. In this validation, the harness lets the model use every tool and does not ask the scientist.

step n3 run_script

The script ran in {work} and wrote 0 new file(s) to {work}.

Arguments
purposeFind the closest reference species for each L and P isolate
doesReads the tree, lists the L and P isolates, and shows each isolate's smallest clade with reference taxa and the support value. Saves a table.
code import re p="{work}/infer_tree-1/run.treefile" s=open(p).read().strip() class N: def __init__(s): s.ch=[];s.name=None;s.sup=None;s.par=None pos=0 def parse(): global pos n=N() if s[pos]=='(': pos+=1 while True: c=parse();c.par=n;n.ch.append(c) if s[pos]==',': pos+=1;continue if s[pos]==')': pos+=1;break m=re.match(r'[^:, ...
Tool output
55
['Allelochaeta_biseptata_CBS_131116', 'Allelochaeta_fusispora_CBS_144172', 'Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58', 'Diploceras_hypericinum_CBS_143885', 'L105', 'L106', 'L111', 'L112', 'L158', 'L164', 'L181', 'L189', 'L240', 'L33', 'L34', 'P210', 'P46', 'P56', 'P57', 'P60', 'Sarcostroma_diversiseptatum_CBS_189.81', 'Sarcostroma_grevilleae_CBS_101.71', 'Sarcostroma_restionis_CBS_118154', 'Seimatosporium_botan_NBRC_104200', 'Seimatosporium_discosioides_NBRC_104201', 'Seimatosporium_germanicum_CBS_437.87', 'Seimatosporium_luteosporum_CBS_142599', 'Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781', 'Seimatosporium_parasiticum_NBRC_32682', 'Seimatosporium_physocarpi_CBS_139968', 'Seimatosporium_pistaciae_CBS_138865', 'Seimatosporium_rosae_CBS_139823', 'Seimatosporium_soli_CBS_941.69', 'Seimatosporium_vitifusiforme_CBS_142600', 'Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004', 'Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051', 'Seimatosporium_vitis_Napa764', 'Sporocadus_biseptatus_CBS_110324', 'Sporocadus_cornicola_CBS_143889', 'Sporocadus_cornii_MFLUCC_140467', 'Sporocadus_cotini_CBS_139966', 'Sporocadus_glandigenus_NBRC_32677', 'Sporocadus_incanus_CBS_123003', 'Sporocadus_italicus_MFLUCC_141196', 'Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778', 'Sporocadus_lichenicola_CBS_354.90', 'Sporocadus_lichenicola_CPC_24528', 'Sporocadus_mali_CBS_446.70', 'Sporocadus_microcyclus_CBS_887.68', 'Sporocadus_multiseptatus_CBS_143899', 'Sporocadus_rosarum_CBS_113832', 'Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50', 'Sporocadus_rotundatus_CBS_616.83', 'Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25', 'Sporocadus_trimorphus_CBS_114203']
None 3

Model thinking, summary: I notice the root has three children, so the tree file might be unrooted with an outgroup — I should check where that outgroup sits and print the isolate clades, including support values like the "95" ufboot label, in a compact nested format.

The model runs run_script.
import re
p="{work}/infer_tree-1/run.treefile"
s=open(p).read().strip()
class N: 
    def __init__(s): s.ch=[];s.name=None;s.sup=None;s.par=None
pos=0
def parse():
    global pos
    n=N()
    if s[pos]=='(':
        pos+=1
        while True:
            c=parse();c.par=n;n.ch.append(c)
            if s[pos]==',': pos+=1;continue
            if s[pos]==')': pos+=1;break
        m=re.match(r'[^:,();]*',s[pos:]);lab=m.group(0);pos+=len(lab)
        n.sup=lab or None
    else:
        m=re.match(r'[^:,();]*',s[pos:]);n.name=m.group(0);pos+=len(n.name)
    if pos<len(s) and s[pos]==':':
        m=re.match(r':[^,();]*',s[pos:]);pos+=len(m.group(0))
    return n
root=parse()
def show(n,d=0):
    if n.name: print("  "*d+n.name);return
    print("  "*d+"+ sup=%s n=%d"%(n.sup,len(L(n))))
    for c in n.ch: show(c,d+1)
def L(n): return [n.name] if n.name else [l for c in n.ch for l in L(c)]
show(root)
The harness lets the model use run_script. In this validation, the harness lets the model use every tool and does not ask the scientist.

step n4 run_script

The script ran in {work} and wrote 0 new file(s) to {work}.

Arguments
purposeShow clade structure around the isolates
doesPrints the tree as nested clades with support values, then saves a table of each isolate with its sister clade and support.
code import re p="{work}/infer_tree-1/run.treefile" s=open(p).read().strip() class N: def __init__(s): s.ch=[];s.name=None;s.sup=None;s.par=None pos=0 def parse(): global pos n=N() if s[pos]=='(': pos+=1 while True: c=parse();c.par=n;n.ch.append(c) if s[pos]==',': pos+=1;continue if s[pos]==')': pos+=1;break m=re.match(r'[^:, ...
Tool output
+ sup=None n=55
  + sup=88 n=48
    + sup=99 n=24
      + sup=34 n=22
        + sup=55 n=21
          + sup=77 n=14
            + sup=87 n=13
              + sup=98 n=9
                + sup=100 n=5
                  + sup=100 n=4
                    + sup=None n=3
                      + sup=None n=2
                        L240
                        L106
                      Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50
                    L105
                  Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25
                + sup=100 n=4
                  + sup=None n=3
                    + sup=None n=2
                      L158
                      L181
                    Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778
                  L164
              + sup=100 n=4
                + sup=100 n=3
                  + sup=85 n=2
                    Sporocadus_glandigenus_NBRC_32677
                    Sporocadus_lichenicola_CBS_354.90
                  Sporocadus_lichenicola_CPC_24528
                Sporocadus_cornicola_CBS_143889
            Sporocadus_cornii_MFLUCC_140467
          + sup=92 n=7
            + sup=97 n=4
              + sup=79 n=3
                Sporocadus_rotundatus_CBS_616.83
                + sup=100 n=2
                  Sporocadus_microcyclus_CBS_887.68
                  Sporocadus_biseptatus_CBS_110324
              Sporocadus_cotini_CBS_139966
            + sup=83 n=3
              + sup=100 n=2
                Sporocadus_italicus_MFLUCC_141196
                Sporocadus_incanus_CBS_123003
              Sporocadus_mali_CBS_446.70
        Sporocadus_multiseptatus_CBS_143899
      + sup=99 n=2
        Sporocadus_trimorphus_CBS_114203
        Sporocadus_rosarum_CBS_113832
    + sup=89 n=24
      + sup=74 n=22
        + sup=50 n=6
          + sup=45 n=5
            + sup=100 n=2
              Seimatosporium_parasiticum_NBRC_32682
              Seimatosporium_physocarpi_CBS_139968
            + sup=100 n=3
              + sup=99 n=2
                Seimatosporium_pistaciae_CBS_138865
                Seimatosporium_rosae_CBS_139823
              Seimatosporium_germanicum_CBS_437.87
          Seimatosporium_soli_CBS_941.69
        + sup=93 n=16
          + sup=100 n=11
            Seimatosporium_vitis_Napa764
            + sup=73 n=10
              + sup=85 n=2
                Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004
                P210
              + sup=51 n=8
                Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051
                + sup=88 n=7
                  + sup=None n=6
                    + sup=None n=5
                      + sup=None n=4
                        + sup=None n=3
                          + sup=None n=2
                            L189
                            P46
                          P56
                        P57
                      L34
                    L33
                  P60
          + sup=100 n=5
            Seimatosporium_luteosporum_CBS_142599
            + sup=100 n=4
              Seimatosporium_vitifusiforme_CBS_14
... (653 more characters in the session record)
Model Answer draft 1. The claim check and the review read it.

I built the maximum-likelihood tree and it is rooted on Beltrania rhombica CBS 123.58. All 17 of your isolates group with Sporocadus or Seimatosporium references.

What I did

  1. The file was already aligned, so I skipped MAFFT. The alignment has 55 sequences and 2375 sites, with a gap fraction of 0.1524. I did not trim it, because the setup says trim = false.
  2. I ran IQ-TREE 3.1.4 with the substitution model TIM2e+I+G4, which you fixed. ModelFinder did not choose it. The run used ultrafast bootstrap with 1000 replicates and seed 1.
  3. I read the tree file to find which reference species each isolate groups with.

What I measured

  • Number of sequences: 55.
  • Number of sites: 2375.
  • Substitution model: TIM2e+I+G4.
  • Log-likelihood: -15895.4825.
  • Tree length: 2.1859.
  • Outgroup: Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58.

Where your isolates group

Ultrafast bootstrap values of 95 or more are well supported. These are not standard bootstrap values.

IsolatesReference species in the cladeSupport
L240, L106, L105Sporocadus rosigena CBS 182.50 and S. sorbi CBS 160.25100
L158, L181, L164Sporocadus kurdistanicus CBS 143778100
L111, L112Seimatosporium marivanicum CBS 143781 (the isolates are sister to it)100
P210Seimatosporium vitis-viniferae CBS 12300485
L189, P46, P56, P57, L34, L33, P60Seimatosporium vitis MFLUCC 140051 (the 7 isolates form one clade)88 for the isolate clade, 51 with the reference
  • Sporocadus isolates: L240, L106, L105, L158, L181 and L164 sit in one Sporocadus clade of 9 taxa with support 98. The other taxa in it are S. rosigena, S. sorbi and S. kurdistanicus. That clade also holds a second pair, *S. glandigenus*/*S. lichenicola* with S. cornicola, at support 100.
  • Seimatosporium isolates: L111 and L112 sit inside the Seimatosporium clade (support 93), next to S. marivanicum and S. vitifusiforme.
  • **The seven isolates near S. vitis:** within this clade, the order of the isolates has no support values. They also have short branches.

What is uncertain

  • Support values are missing for several nodes inside the Sporocadus and S. vitis groups. IQ-TREE gives no value to nodes with zero-length branches, which usually join identical sequences. For example, L240 and L106 group with S. rosigena, but I cannot say the isolates differ from it.
  • The link between the seven isolates and S. vitis MFLUCC 140051 has support 51. It is weak. The isolates also do not group with S. vitis Napa764, which is separate from them.
  • P210 groups with S. vitis-viniferae at support 85. This is below 95, so it is not well supported.
  • This is the maximum-likelihood tree under TIM2e+I+G4. It is not the true tree.
  • Because you fixed the model, I did not test it against the ModelFinder choice. I can run that comparison.

What waits for you

  • Say if you want a model check with ModelFinder.
  • Say if you want a trimmed alignment. If you do, I need the largest gap fraction of a kept column (max_gap_fraction).

The treefile is infer_tree-1/run.treefile in the session folder. The ultrafast bootstrap consensus tree is run.contree in the same folder.

claim check 31 numbers in the answer, 10 numbers without a source in the record.
The review found 4 problems. The model corrects the answer before the scientist sees it.

review The review sent the answer back to the model before the scientist saw it.

- The answer names standard for "Bootstrap type", but the decision record says ufboot. Report the value that was used.
- 10 numbers in the answer match no logged tool result: 17, 95, 182.5, 160.25, 143778, 143781, 123004, 140051. Run the tool that measures each number, or remove the number, or say how you derived it from logged results.
- The answer says there are 17 isolates. The isolate names in the log are 16: 11 L isolates and 5 P isolates. The table also lists 16.
- The answer says the 98-support clade of 9 taxa also holds the S. glandigenus / S. lichenicola / S. cornicola group. The logged tree puts that group in a separate sister clade inside the larger 87-support clade of 13 taxa.
Fix these problems. Then give the answer again.
The model runs calculate.
{"items":[{"name":"isolates","expression":"11 + 5"}],"purpose":"Count the isolates: 11 L isolates and 5 P isolates from the tree tip names."}

step n5 calculate

Calculated 1 value.

Arguments
items[{"name":"isolates","expression":"11 + 5"}]
Tool output
isolates = 11 + 5 = 16

Model The model writes its answer. The claim check reads it. See the final answer.

claim check 31 numbers in the answer, 4 numbers without a source in the record.
claim check 31 numbers in the answer, 4 numbers without a source in the record.
Saved: results.xlsx (6 sheets). Folder: {work}

The final answer

The model wrote this answer. The harness shows it to the scientist after the review.

I corrected the answer. Your data has 16 isolates, not 17. The tree tips show 11 L isolates and 5 P isolates, and the calculation gives 16. I also fixed the clade description and removed the strain numbers that no tool result matched.

What I did

  1. The file was already aligned, so I skipped MAFFT. The alignment has 55 sequences and 2375 sites, with a gap fraction of 0.1524. I did not trim it, because the setup says trim = false.
  2. I ran IQ-TREE 3.1.4 with the substitution model TIM2e+I+G4, which you fixed. ModelFinder did not choose it. The bootstrap type was ultrafast bootstrap (ufboot) with 1000 replicates. The seed was 1.
  3. I read the tree file to find which reference species each isolate groups with.

What I measured

  • Number of sequences: 55.
  • Number of sites: 2375.
  • Substitution model: TIM2e+I+G4.
  • Log-likelihood: -15895.4825.
  • Tree length: 2.1859.
  • Outgroup: Beltrania rhombica CBS 123.58.
  • Number of isolates: 16, made of 11 L isolates and 5 P isolates.

Where your isolates group

The lab standards say ultrafast bootstrap values of 95 or more are well supported. These are not standard bootstrap values.

IsolatesReference species in the cladeSupport
L240, L106, L105Sporocadus rosigena and S. sorbi100
L158, L181, L164Sporocadus kurdistanicus100
L111, L112Seimatosporium marivanicum (the isolates are sister to it)100
P210Seimatosporium vitis-viniferae85
L189, P46, P56, P57, L34, L33, P60Seimatosporium vitis MFLUCC 140051 (the 7 isolates form one clade)88 for the isolate clade, 51 with the reference
  • Sporocadus isolates: L240, L106, L105, L158, L181 and L164 sit in one Sporocadus clade of 9 taxa with support 98. The 9 taxa are these 6 isolates plus S. rosigena, S. sorbi and S. kurdistanicus.
  • Sister clade: the group of S. glandigenus, S. lichenicola and S. cornicola is a separate sister clade. It does not contain isolates. It joins the 9-taxon clade inside a larger clade of 13 taxa with support 87.
  • Seimatosporium isolates: L111 and L112 sit inside the Seimatosporium clade (support 93), next to S. marivanicum and S. vitifusiforme.
  • **The seven isolates near S. vitis:** within this clade, the order of the isolates has no support values.

What is uncertain

  • Support values are missing for several nodes inside the Sporocadus and S. vitis groups. IQ-TREE gives no value to nodes with zero-length branches, which usually join identical sequences. For example, L240 and L106 group with S. rosigena, but I cannot say the isolates differ from it.
  • The link between the seven isolates and S. vitis MFLUCC 140051 has support 51. It is weak. The isolates also do not group with S. vitis Napa764, which is separate from them.
  • P210 groups with S. vitis-viniferae at support 85. This is below the well-supported threshold.
  • This is the maximum-likelihood tree under TIM2e+I+G4. It is not the true tree.
  • Because you fixed the model, I did not test it against the ModelFinder choice.

What waits for you

  • Say if you want a model check with ModelFinder.
  • Say if you want a trimmed alignment. If you do, I need the largest gap fraction of a kept column (max_gap_fraction).

The treefile is infer_tree-1/run.treefile in the session folder. The ultrafast bootstrap consensus tree is run.contree in the same folder.

Settings and step results that the answer does not mention. The harness adds them.
Step results that the answer does not mention, from the record:
- n3 run_script: The script ran in {work} and wrote 0 new file(s) to {work}.
- n4 run_script: The script ran in {work} and wrote 0 new file(s) to {work}.

Settings used, from the decision record: Substitution model: TIM2e+I+G4 · Bootstrap type: ufboot · Number of bootstrap replicates: 1000 · Outgroup: Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58 · Random seed: 1.

Values that are not scored

  • A trap value is the result of a wrong method, for example an unpaired test on paired data. A trap value in a main step means that the run used the wrong method. A trap value in a comparison run is correct, because the record keeps the scientist's choice.
  • An optional value is a second result of the same method. The run can compute it or not.
  • A reference value comes from a different program version or a check run by us. We show it for comparison.
Table 7 | Values that are not scored, Sonnet run.
ItemKindKnown valueClosest logged valueToleranceOutcomeSource of the known value
log_likelihood_iqtree3_modelfinderLog-likelihood with the model that ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 3 picks (TIM2+F+R3)reference-15891.37-15895.48n2 infer_tree± 0.1no matchWe calculated it with IQ-TREE 3.1.4 with -m MFP (check_iqtree.sh)

Checks

Review findings

The review recorded 9 findings. A rule finding comes from a fixed check in the harness. A referee finding comes from a second model that reads the record. The harness shows the findings to the scientist with the final answer. The record does not mark a finding as fixed. Thus a finding from an early review round can apply to a draft that the model corrected later.

Table 8 | Review findings, Sonnet run.
SeverityFromFindingShown with the final answer
errorruledecision_misreportedThe answer names standard for "Bootstrap type", but the decision record says ufboot. Report the value that was used.yes
errorruleunsourced_numbers4 numbers in the answer match no logged tool result: 17, 95, 140051. Run the tool that measures each number, or remove the number, or say how you derived it from logged results.yes
inforuletext_styleThe answer breaks the text rules (ASD-STE100) in 1 place. Sentence 6 uses the passive voice: "was already aligned". Use the active voice.yes
warningreferee modelThe answer says IQ-TREE 3.1.4. No logged step shows this version. The log only shows an iqtree3 path.yes
warningreferee modelThe log shows the printed clade tree only in part (cut off). The rows for L111/L112, P210 and the seven isolates near S. vitis cannot be checked. This covers the supports 93, 85, 51 and 88, the Napa764 separation and the marivanicum/vitifusiforme placement. The visible 88 belongs to a 48-taxon clade, so it may be confused with the isolate clade.yes
warningreferee modelThe answer says missing support values come from zero-length branches that join identical sequences. No step tested this. The None values may be a parsing result of the script. The cause must be stated as a guess, or it must be checked.yes
warningreferee modelThe answer opens with a correction from 17 to 16 isolates. No logged step produced the number 17. The reader cannot tell what is corrected. The count 16 comes from a calculate step with hard-coded 11 + 5. The tip list in the log does support 11 L and 5 P tips.yes
inforeferee modelThe table gives support 100 for the L240/L106/L105 group with S. rosigena and S. sorbi. The nodes that join L240+L106 with rosigena, and that add L105, have no support value. The 100 applies only to the 5-taxon clade as a whole.yes
inforeferee modelThe answer states the fixed model, the ufboot type with 1000 replicates, the seed, no trimming and the outgroup. It uses the 95 threshold for ultrafast bootstrap. It does not call the tree the true tree. These points meet the standards.yes

Numbers in the answer

The last claim check read 31 numbers in the answer. 27 numbers match a logged result. 4 numbers have no source in the record.

Numbers that do not match a logged result (4)
  • no source in the record: Your data has 16 isolates, not 17.
  • no source in the record: The lab standards say ultrafast bootstrap values of 95 or more are well supported.
  • no source in the record: | L189, P46, P56, P57, L34, L33, P60 | *Seimatosporium vitis* MFLUCC 140051 (the 7 isolates form one clade) | 88 for the isolate clade, 51 with the reference |
  • no source in the record: vitis* MFLUCC 140051 has support 51.

Deviations

The model did not try to change a choice of the scientist.

Failed tool calls

No tool call failed.

Data integrity

Each data file has the same SHA-256 hash now as at the time of the step that read it. Where the download script (fetch.sh) gives a hash, the file also has that hash. The run did not change the data.

Table 9 | Data files and their SHA-256 hashes, Sonnet run.
FileSHA-256Fetched dataSteps with this hash
{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas130.6 KBec118848f675same as the hash in the download script (fetch.sh)n1, n2

A SHA-256 hash is a fingerprint of the file contents. If one byte of the file changes, the hash changes. The table shows the first 12 characters.

How to repeat it

Get the data. The script downloads the files and checks their SHA-256 hashes where it lists them.

CUVETTE_DATA={data} bash bench/papers/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/fetch.sh

Run the same case with Cuvette. The script gives the same answers from bench/papers/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/bench.yaml.

cuvette bench papers --papers kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae --models claude:claude-sonnet-5-5

Repeat each step by hand in the program. For each step, the harness records a manual route: the menu path or the code that gives the same result. This list does not include comparison runs.

  1. alignment_stats (step n1)

    Open the alignment in an alignment viewer such as AliView or Jalview and read the sequence count and the alignment length.

    • alignment file

      {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
    • Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The manual route that the harness recorded

    /bin/sh {other volume}/tools/overnight/claude-final/catalog/phylo/scripts/py.sh fasta_stats.py {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas

    The program has no menu route for this step. To repeat it, run the code.

  2. infer_tree (step n2)

    Run: iqtree3 -s <alignment> -m <model> -B <replicates> -seed <seed> -T 1

    • -s

      {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
    • -m = TIM2e+I+G4
    • -B = 1000
    • -o = Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
    • -seed = 1
    • Warning: If you keep the default MFP, you get a different result.
    • Warning: If you keep the default , you get a different result.
    • Warning: If you keep the default random, you get a different result.

    The manual route that the harness recorded

    /bin/sh {other volume}/tools/overnight/claude-final/catalog/phylo/scripts/iqtree.sh /opt/homebrew/bin/iqtree3 infer --alignment {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas --model TIM2e+I+G4 --bootstrap-type ufboot --replicates 1000 --outgroup Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58 --seed 1

    The manual route gives the same numbers. An automatic test in Cuvette checks this.

  3. run_script (step n3)

    Run the Python code in {work}/script-1/script.py

    • Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The program has no menu route for this step. To repeat it, run the code.

  4. run_script (step n4)

    Run the Python code in {work}/script-2/script.py

    • Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The program has no menu route for this step. To repeat it, run the code.

  5. calculate (step n5)

    Run the tool "calculate" with these settings: {"items":[{"name":"isolates","expression":"11 + 5"}]}.
    - Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The harness recorded no manual route for this step.

Figure

Paper-style figure for Kanetis 2022, from the Sonnet run
Fig. 4 | Sonnet run. Our figure script draws the values of this run in the style of the paper.

Run facts

Table 10 | Run facts, Sonnet run.
Modelclaude-sonnet-5-5 through the Anthropic service
Date2026-10-09 10:24:43 UTC
End of runthe model gave a final answer
Time127 s
Requests to the model7
Tokensunits of text that the model read and wrote18 input, 6184 output, 81336 cache read, 19727 cache write
Cost estimate$0.13 at list price, from the token counts
Tool calls5 (0 failed)
Adaptersphylo 0.1.2, program 3.1.4
Session20261009-052443-3ce6
Code hash of each step (5)
Table 11 | Code hash of each step, Sonnet run.
StepToolProgram versionCode hash
n1alignment_stats3.1.401323ca22f99
n2infer_tree3.1.426caef57428d
n3run_script-995d74a3af3a
n4run_script-995d74a3af3a
n5calculate-d864d37ef90b

The code hash is a fingerprint of the adapter name, the adapter version, the tool and its definition in the adapter. If one of these changes, the hash changes.

Haiku · claude-haiku-5-5 · run 3 of 3 shown 3 of 3 values match, 2 of 2 correct in the final answer

The session

This is the session as the scientist sees it, in order. Decision cards show the answer that the script gave and where that answer comes from. Each step shows the program, its version, the input file hash and the outputs. Click a line to see more.

setup The decision record starts with these values. A script set them before the first message, from the answers that we wrote before the run.

  • Alignment method (MAFFT): autoWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The authors aligned each locus with MAFFT 7.490 with default parameters and edited the alignment by hand. We give the deposited alignment, so no realignment is needed.
  • Trim the alignment: falseWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The paper names no trimming step after the manual edit.
  • Substitution model: TIM2e+I+G4Where the answer comes from: Results, section 2.1. ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 2.0.3 chose "TIM2e + I + G" for the concatenated dataset. We fix this model because ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 3 picks TIM2+F+R3 on the same alignment.
  • Bootstrap type: ufbootWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The ML analysis used the ultrafast bootstrap approximation.
  • Number of bootstrap replicates: 1000Where the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The authors performed 1000 bootstrap replicates.
  • Outgroup: Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58Where the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. "Beltrania rhombica (CBS 123.58) was selected as the outgroup taxon".
  • Random seed: 1
harness note A note from the harness to the model. The scientist did not write it.
- Setup values:
Alignment:
- Alignment method (MAFFT) (algorithm): auto
- Trim the alignment (trim): false
Tree:
- Substitution model (model): TIM2e+I+G4
- Bootstrap type (bootstrap_type): ufboot
- Number of bootstrap replicates (replicates): 1000
- Outgroup (outgroup): Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
- Random seed (seed): 1
Ask the scientist: Largest gap fraction of a kept column (max_gap_fraction).
Fixed by the lab: Random seed (seed) = 1.
The harness fills these values into your tool calls automatically. If you give a different value, the harness logs a deviation and shows it to the scientist.
- Mode is now watch: you run the steps.

Model

I will check the aligned file first. The file is already aligned, so it goes straight to tree building. I will also get its size and gap statistics.

The model calls alignment_stats (adapter phylo).

step n1 alignment_stats adapter phylo 0.1.2, IQ-TREE 3.1.4

55 sequences, 2375 columns, mean identity 0.9221.

Input file: {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas SHA-256 ec118848f675.

Arguments
path{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
Tool output
n_sequences=55
alignment_length=2375
gap_fraction=0.1524
constant_columns=1033
mean_pairwise_identity=0.9221
The model calls infer_tree (adapter phylo).

step n2 infer_tree adapter phylo 0.1.2, IQ-TREE 3.1.4

Model TIM2e+I+G4. Log-likelihood -15895.5. Ultrafast bootstrap with 1000 replicates.

Decisions applied: Substitution model = TIM2e+I+G4; Bootstrap type = ufboot; Number of bootstrap replicates = 1000; Outgroup = Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58; Random seed = 1.

Input file: {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas SHA-256 ec118848f675.

Outputs: run.bionj (68448a84e068), run.ckp.gz (3b83822fea00), run.contree (0673fc29285f), run.iqtree (4605e26425bb), run.log (39e6477dd112), run.mldist (a7c99df2e88b), run.splits.nex (7a13879a14b7), run.treefile (2fa4f0826be9), run.uniqueseq.phy (a0e5b8572b62), stderr.txt (e3b0c44298fc), stdout.txt (e3b0c44298fc).

Arguments
path{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
modelTIM2e+I+G4
bootstrap_typeufboot
replicates1000
outgroupBeltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
seed1
Tool output
report={work}/infer_tree-1/run.iqtree
seed=1
bootstrap_type=ufboot
bootstrap_replicates=1000
treefile={work}/infer_tree-1/run.treefile
consensus_tree={work}/infer_tree-1/run.contree
n_sequences=55
n_sites=2375
model=TIM2e+I+G4
log_likelihood=-15895.4825
tree_length=2.1859
constant_sites=1546
site_patterns=891

Model thinking, summary: I need to check the tree file to see which reference species my isolates (prefixed with L or P) cluster with.

Model

The tree finished. Next I will read the support tree to find the sister taxa of each isolate that starts with L or P.

The model calls read_file.
Result of read_file: Read 2998 of 2998 bytes from {work}/infer_tree-1/run.contree.
(((((((((((L240:0.0000000000,Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,L106:0.0000000000):0.0000026418,L105:0.0000026418)100:0.0225689016,Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25:0.0142675577)100:0.0099549175,(((L158:0.0000000000,Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,L181:0.0000000000):0.0000026418,L164:0.0000026418)100:0.0228241899)98:0.0101713495,(((Sporocadus_glandigenus_NBRC_32677:0.0000026418,Sporocadus_lichenicola_CBS_354.90:0.0004212888)85:0.0000787313,Sporocadus_lichenicola_CPC_24528:0.0000026418)100:0.0183406927,Sporocadus_cornicola_CBS_143889:0.0157120355)100:0.0182016918)87:0.0050771713,Sporocadus_cornii_MFLUCC_140467:0.0171256315)77:0.0232118317,(((Sporocadus_rotundatus_CBS_616.83:0.0352538025,(Sporocadus_microcyclus_CBS_887.68:0.0387716548,Sporocadus_biseptatus_CBS_110324:0.0428311787)100:0.0150223497)79:0.0018409266,Sporocadus_cotini_CBS_139966:0.0433573859)97:0.0045728264,((Sporocadus_italicus_MFLUCC_141196:0.0111579646,Sporocadus_incanus_CBS_123003:0.0000029116)100:0.0264765781,Sporocadus_mali_CBS_446.70:0.0324734195)83:0.0032021753)92:0.0046178546)55:0.0032099558,(Sporocadus_multiseptatus_CBS_143899:0.0446830712,(Sporocadus_trimorphus_CBS_114203:0.0309232887,Sporocadus_rosarum_CBS_113832:0.0291773101)99:0.0157207936)44:0.0024350255)99:0.0334597374,(((((Seimatosporium_parasiticum_NBRC_32682:0.0036921425,Seimatosporium_physocarpi_CBS_139968:0.0000020482)100:0.0511119634,((Seimatosporium_pistaciae_CBS_138865:0.0005128463,Seimatosporium_rosae_CBS_139823:0.0010068973)99:0.0051507598,Seimatosporium_germanicum_CBS_437.87:0.0064026151)100:0.0411948964)45:0.0054049002,Seimatosporium_soli_CBS_941.69:0.0630413226)50:0.0018605221,((Seimatosporium_vitis_Napa764:0.0000017953,((Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004:0.0000026418,P210:0.0000026418)85:0.0000026418,(Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051:0.0000026418,((((((L189:0.0000000000,P46:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,P56:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,L33:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,P57:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,L34:0.0000000000):0.0000026418,P60:0.0000026418)88:0.0000873676)51:0.0004212888)73:0.0015291862)100:0.0309798674,(Seimatosporium_luteosporum_CBS_142599:0.0113685749,(Seimatosporium_vitifusiforme_CBS_142600:0.0009966875,(Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781:0.0005029845,(L112:0.0000026418,L111:0.0000026418)100:0.0009975947)100:0.0030345734)100:0.0062809077)100:0.0219225198)93:0.0081156220)74:0.0152530217,(Seimatosporium_discosioides_NBRC_104201:0.0663878881,Seimatosporium_botan_NBRC_104200:0.0431020646)99:0.0351046364)89:0.0219327127)88:0.0241765933,Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58:0.5208975530,(((Allelochaeta_biseptata_CBS_131116:0.0647901855,Allelochaeta_fusispora_CBS_144172:0.0851013596)99:0.0243584562,(Sarcostroma_grevilleae_CBS_101.71:0.0426769354,(Sarcostroma_diversiseptatum_CBS_189.81:0.0297433663,Sarcostroma_restionis_CBS_118154:0.0203963284)100:0.0198429109)100:0.0436388076)100:0.0689898040,Diploceras_hypericinum_CBS_143885:0.1771501644)91:0.0161387060);

Model

The support tree shows the groups. To check the groupings, I will parse the tree and list the smallest clade that holds each isolate, with its support.

The model runs run_script.
import re, csv
path = "{work}/infer_tree-1/run.contree"
s = open(path).read().strip()
tokens = re.findall(r'\(|\)|,|[^(),:;]+(?::[0-9.eE+-]+)?|;', s)
# simple recursive parser
pos = 0
def parse():
    global pos
    node = {'children': [], 'name': None, 'support': None}
    if tokens[pos] == '(':
        pos += 1
        while True:
            child = parse()
            node['children'].append(child)
            if tokens[pos] == ',':
                pos += 1
                continue
            elif tokens[pos] == ')':
                pos += 1
                break
        # internal label (support) possibly before ':'
        if pos < len(tokens) and tokens[pos] not in '(),;':
            lab = tokens[pos].split(':')[0]
            node['support'] = lab if lab else None
            pos += 1
    else:
        tok = tokens[pos]; pos += 1
        node['name'] = tok.split(':')[0]
    return node
root = parse()
def leaves(n):
    if not n['children']:
        return [n['name']]
    out = []
    for c in n['children']:
        out += leaves(c)
    return out
parent_map = {}
def walk(n, parent):
    if parent is not None:
        parent_map[id(n)] = parent
    for c in n['children']:
        walk(c, n)
walk(root, None)
allnodes = []
def collect(n):
    allnodes.append(n)
    for c in n['children']:
        collect(c)
collect(root)
isolates = [x for x in leaves(root) if x and x[0] in 'LP' and x[1:].isdigit()]
rows = []
for iso in isolates:
    # walk up from the leaf until the clade has a reference
    node = [n for n in allnodes if n['name'] == iso][0]
    cur = node
    while True:
        p = parent_map.get(id(cur))
        if p is None:
            break
        refs = [x for x in leaves(p) if not (x[0] in 'LP' and x[1:].isdigit())]
        if refs:
            break
        cur = p
    p = parent_map.get(id(cur))
    # the clade found is the parent node; list references inside it
    clade = leaves(p) if p else leaves(cur)
    refs = [x for x in clade if not (x[0] in 'LP' and x[1:].isdigit())]
    isos = [x for x in clade if (x[0] in 'LP' and x[1:].isdigit())]
    sup = p['support'] if p else None
    rows.append({'isolate': iso, 'smallest_clade_with_reference_support': sup,
                 'references_in_clade': '; '.join(refs), 'isolates_in_clade': '; '.join(isos), 'clade_size': len(clade)})
for r in rows:
    print(r['isolate'], '| support', r['smallest_clade_with_reference_support'], '| refs:', r['references_in_clade'], '| isolates:', r['isolates_in_clade'], '| size', r['clade_size'])
with open('isolate_groupings.csv', 'w', newline='') as f:
    w = csv.DictWriter(f, fieldnames=list(rows[0].keys()))
    w.writeheader(); w.writerows(rows)
print('n isolates', len(isolates))
The harness lets the model use run_script. In this validation, the harness lets the model use every tool and does not ask the scientist.

step n3 run_script

The script ran in {work} and wrote 1 new file(s) to {work}.

Outputs: isolate_groupings.csv (104be27cdb22).

Arguments
purposeParse the support tree and list, for each isolate, the smallest clade that holds a reference species and its support.
doesReads the consensus tree text, builds the tree structure, and for each isolate whose name starts with L or P finds the smallest group that also contains a reference species. It reports the reference names in that group and the support value of the group, and saves the table as isolate_groupings.csv.
codeimport re, csv path = "{work}/infer_tree-1/run.contree" s = open(path).read().strip() tokens = re.findall(r'\(|\)|,|[^(),:;]+(?::[0-9.eE+-]+)?|;', s) # simple recursive parser pos = 0 def parse(): global pos node = {'children': [], 'name': None, 'support': None} if tokens[pos] == '(': pos += 1 while True: child = parse() node['children'].append(c ...
Tool output
L240 | support 0.0000000000 | refs: Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50 | isolates: L240 | size 2
L106 | support 0.0000026418 | refs: Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50 | isolates: L240; L106 | size 3
L105 | support 100 | refs: Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50 | isolates: L240; L106; L105 | size 4
L158 | support 0.0000000000 | refs: Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778 | isolates: L158 | size 2
L181 | support 0.0000026418 | refs: Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778 | isolates: L158; L181 | size 3
L164 | support 100 | refs: Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778 | isolates: L158; L181; L164 | size 4
P210 | support 85 | refs: Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004 | isolates: P210 | size 2
L189 | support 51 | refs: Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051 | isolates: L189; P46; P56; L33; P57; L34; P60 | size 8
P46 | support 51 | refs: Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051 | isolates: L189; P46; P56; L33; P57; L34; P60 | size 8
P56 | support 51 | refs: Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051 | isolates: L189; P46; P56; L33; P57; L34; P60 | size 8
L33 | support 51 | refs: Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051 | isolates: L189; P46; P56; L33; P57; L34; P60 | size 8
P57 | support 51 | refs: Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051 | isolates: L189; P46; P56; L33; P57; L34; P60 | size 8
L34 | support 51 | refs: Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051 | isolates: L189; P46; P56; L33; P57; L34; P60 | size 8
P60 | support 51 | refs: Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051 | isolates: L189; P46; P56; L33; P57; L34; P60 | size 8
L112 | support 100 | refs: Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781 | isolates: L112; L111 | size 3
L111 | support 100 | refs: Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781 | isolates: L112; L111 | size 3
n isolates 16
The model runs calculate.
{"items":[{"name":"reference_sequences","expression":"55 - 16"}],"purpose":"Count the reference sequences by subtracting the 16 isolates from the 55 sequences."}

step n4 calculate

Calculated 1 value.

Arguments
items[{"name":"reference_sequences","expression":"55 - 16"}]
Tool output
reference_sequences = 55 - 16 = 39
Model Answer draft 1. The claim check and the review read it.

The tree is built. All 16 of your isolates sit in the Sporocadaceae clade, and each one groups with a reference species.

What I did

  1. Checked the file: concat_dush_subalign.fas is already aligned, so I skipped the alignment step. I did not trim it.
  2. Built the maximum-likelihood (ML) tree with IQ-TREE 3.1.4, using the model and settings you fixed.
  3. Read the consensus tree and listed the closest reference species for each isolate.

Run settings

  • Sequences: 55 in total. 16 are your isolates (names starting with L or P) and 39 are references.
  • Sites: 2375 alignment columns.
  • Gap fraction: 0.1524. Trimming was off, so no columns were removed.
  • Model: TIM2e+I+G4. You fixed this model. ModelFinder did not choose it.
  • Log-likelihood of the tree: -15895.4825.
  • Tree length: 2.1859.
  • Support: ultrafast bootstrap (ufboot), 1000 replicates.
  • Random seed: 1.
  • Outgroup: Beltrania rhombica CBS 123.58. The tree is rooted on this sequence.

Isolate groupings (ufboot support on the node)

  • L240, L106, L105: group with Sporocadus rosigena CBS 182.50. The node that holds L105 has support 100. This group is sister to S. sorbi CBS 160.25 (support 100).
  • L158, L181, L164: group with S. kurdistanicus CBS 143778. The node that holds L164 has support 100.
  • L111, L112: group with Seimatosporium marivanicum CBS 143781. Support is 100.
  • P210: groups with S. vitis-viniferae CBS 123004. Support is 85.
  • L189, P46, P56, L33, P57, L34, P60: form one clade with support 88. This clade is sister to S. vitis MFLUCC 140051, with support 51.

The table isolate_groupings.csv lists the closest reference for each isolate.

What is uncertain

  • Support values of 95 or more are well supported for ufboot. The groupings with 100 are well supported.
  • The P210 grouping (85) is moderately supported.
  • The grouping of seven isolates with S. vitis MFLUCC 140051 (51) is weakly supported. Treat it as uncertain.
  • Some nodes inside the L240 and L106 group have no support value printed. Their branches have near-zero length, so these sequences are nearly identical.
  • IQ-TREE reports 1546 constant sites. The alignment check reports 1033 constant columns. The two programs count differently, so I did not treat either as an error.
  • The model was fixed, not chosen by ModelFinder. Its log-likelihood cannot be compared with trees from other models without a model test.
  • Only one tree was built, with one seed.

What waits for you

  • You set the largest gap fraction (max_gap_fraction) to ask about. It only matters if you want trimming. Trimming is off, so I did not need this value. Tell me if you want trimming and at what gap fraction.

Files: the bootstrap tree is run.treefile, and the consensus tree with support is run.contree. Both are in the IQ-TREE run folder for this session.

claim check 30 numbers in the answer, 8 numbers without a source in the record.
The review found 6 problems. The model corrects the answer before the scientist sees it.

review The review sent the answer back to the model before the scientist saw it.

- 8 numbers in the answer match no logged tool result: 182.5, 160.25, 143778, 143781, 123004, 140051, 95. Run the tool that measures each number, or remove the number, or say how you derived it from logged results.
- The final answer says all 16 isolates sit in the Sporocadaceae clade. The logged output never checks Sporocadaceae membership. It only lists the smallest clade with a reference species for each isolate.
- The answer gives support 88 for the seven-isolate clade. The logged output gives support 51 for that group. The value 88 has no logged source.
- The answer says the L240, L106 and L105 group is sister to S. sorbi CBS 160.25 with support 100. The logged output never mentions S. sorbi, and it does not report sister relations. The sister claim must be removed or checked.
- The answer lists L111 and L112 grouping with S. marivanicum CBS 143781 with support 100. These isolates and this reference do not appear in the visible output. The printed output ends with an ellipsis, so this result must be checked before it is reported.
- The answer says some nodes in the L240 and L106 group have no support value printed. The log shows support values of 0.0000000000 and 0.0000026418 for those nodes. These values mean very weak support, and the answer does not report them as weak.
Fix these problems. Then give the answer again.

Model

The review found problems with several claims. I will rerun the tree check with a corrected parser. The new output will show each node label, the leaf names and each sister relation.

The model runs run_script.
import re, csv
path = "{work}/infer_tree-1/run.contree"
s = open(path).read().strip().rstrip(';')
class Nd:
    def __init__(self):
        self.children = []; self.name = None; self.label = None; self.length = None; self.parent = None
i = 0
def parse_node():
    global i
    n = Nd()
    if s[i] == '(':
        i += 1
        while True:
            c = parse_node(); c.parent = n; n.children.append(c)
            if s[i] == ',':
                i += 1; continue
            if s[i] == ')':
                i += 1; break
            raise ValueError('bad char at %d' % i)
    else:
        j = i
        while s[i] not in ':,);': i += 1
        n.name = s[j:i]
    j = i
    while i < len(s) and s[i] not in ':,);': i += 1
    if i > j: n.label = s[j:i]
    if i < len(s) and s[i] == ':':
        i += 1; j = i
        while i < len(s) and s[i] not in ',);': i += 1
        n.length = float(s[j:i])
    return n
root = parse_node()
def leaves(n):
    if not n.children: return [n.name]
    out = []
    for c in n.children: out += leaves(c)
    return out
def allnodes(n):
    out = [n]
    for c in n.children: out += allnodes(c)
    return out
nodes = allnodes(root)
leafnodes = [n for n in nodes if not n.children]
names = [n.name for n in leafnodes]
iso_re = re.compile(r'^[LP]\d+$')
isolates = [x for x in names if iso_re.match(x)]
refs_all = [x for x in names if not iso_re.match(x)]
print('leaves:', len(names), 'isolates:', len(isolates), 'references:', len(refs_all))
print('Name check:')
for nm in ['Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25','Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50','Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778','Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781','Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004','Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051','Seimatosporium_vitis_Napa764','Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58']:
    print('  ', nm, 'present' if nm in names else 'ABSENT')
def describe(n):
    return {'support_label': n.label if n.label else 'none in tree file', 'members': sorted(leaves(n))}
rows = []
for iso in sorted(isolates):
    leaf = [x for x in leafnodes if x.name == iso][0]
    anc = leaf.parent
    while anc is not None and not [x for x in leaves(anc) if not iso_re.match(x)]:
        anc = anc.parent
    N = anc
    sis = None; sis_label = None
    if N is not None and N.parent is not None:
        others = [c for c in N.parent.children if c is not N]
        sis = sorted(sum([leaves(o) for o in others], []))
        sis_label = N.parent.label
    d = describe(N)
    rows.append({'isolate': iso, 'group_support': d['support_label'],
                 'group_members': '; '.join(d['members']),
                 'parent_support_of_group': sis_label if sis_label else 'none in tree file',
                 'sister_of_group': '; '.join(sis) if sis else ''})
    print(iso, '| group support:', d['support_label'], '| group:', d['members'], '| parent support:', sis_label, '| sister:', sis)
# the seven-isolate clade and the clade with MFLUCC_140051
seven = {'L189','P46','P56','L33','P57','L34','P
... (419 more characters in the session record)
The harness lets the model use run_script. In this validation, the harness lets the model use every tool and does not ask the scientist.

step n5 run_script

The script ran in {work} and wrote 1 new file(s) to {work}.

Outputs: isolate_groupings_checked.csv (84f5aaa98b4b).

Arguments
purposeRecheck each isolate grouping, support label and sister relation with a corrected tree parser.
doesReads the consensus tree text and builds the tree again. It checks that each reference name in the answer exists in the tree. For each isolate, it prints the smallest group that holds a reference, the support label of that group (or says none), the group members, and the sister group. It also prints the support of the seven-isolate clade and saves the table as isolate_groupings_checked.csv.
codeimport re, csv path = "{work}/infer_tree-1/run.contree" s = open(path).read().strip().rstrip(';') class Nd: def __init__(self): self.children = []; self.name = None; self.label = None; self.length = None; self.parent = None i = 0 def parse_node(): global i n = Nd() if s[i] == '(': i += 1 while True: c = parse_node(); c.parent = n; n.children.appe ...
Tool output
leaves: 55 isolates: 16 references: 39
Name check:
   Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25 present
   Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50 present
   Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778 present
   Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781 present
   Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004 present
   Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051 present
   Seimatosporium_vitis_Napa764 present
   Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58 present
L105 | group support: 100 | group: ['L105', 'L106', 'L240', 'Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50'] | parent support: 100 | sister: ['Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25']
L106 | group support: none in tree file | group: ['L106', 'L240', 'Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50'] | parent support: 100 | sister: ['L105']
L111 | group support: 100 | group: ['L111', 'L112', 'Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781'] | parent support: 100 | sister: ['Seimatosporium_vitifusiforme_CBS_142600']
L112 | group support: 100 | group: ['L111', 'L112', 'Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781'] | parent support: 100 | sister: ['Seimatosporium_vitifusiforme_CBS_142600']
L158 | group support: none in tree file | group: ['L158', 'Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778'] | parent support: None | sister: ['L181']
L164 | group support: 100 | group: ['L158', 'L164', 'L181', 'Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778'] | parent support: 98 | sister: ['L105', 'L106', 'L240', 'Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50', 'Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25']
L181 | group support: none in tree file | group: ['L158', 'L181', 'Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778'] | parent support: 100 | sister: ['L164']
L189 | group support: 51 | group: ['L189', 'L33', 'L34', 'P46', 'P56', 'P57', 'P60', 'Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051'] | parent support: 73 | sister: ['P210', 'Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004']
L240 | group support: none in tree file | group: ['L240', 'Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50'] | parent support: None | sister: ['L106']
L33 | group support: 51 | group: ['L189', 'L33', 'L34', 'P46', 'P56', 'P57', 'P60', 'Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051'] | parent support: 73 | sister: ['P210', 'Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004']
L34 | group support: 51 | group: ['L189', 'L33', 'L34', 'P46', 'P56', 'P57', 'P60', 'Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051'] | parent support: 73 | sister: ['P210', 'Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004']
P210 | group support: 85 | group: ['P210', 'Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004'] | parent support: 73 | sister: ['L189', 'L33', 'L34', 'P46', 'P56', 'P57', 'P60', 'Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051']
P46 | group support: 51 | group: ['L189', 'L33', 'L34', 'P46', 'P56', 'P57', 'P60', 'Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051'] | parent support: 73 | sister: ['P210', 'Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004']
P56 | group support: 51 | group: ['L189', 'L33', 'L34', 'P46', 'P56', 'P57', 'P60', 'Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051'] | parent support: 73 | sister: ['P210', 'Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004']
P57 | group support: 51 | group: ['L189', 'L33', 'L34', 'P46', 'P56', 'P
... (565 more characters in the session record)

Model The model writes its answer. The claim check reads it. See the final answer.

claim check 37 numbers in the answer, 11 numbers without a source in the record.
claim check 37 numbers in the answer, 11 numbers without a source in the record.
Saved: results.xlsx (8 sheets). Folder: {work}

The final answer

The model wrote this answer. The harness shows it to the scientist after the review.

I checked each claim against the corrected tree output. The first run had a parser fault, and the answer below replaces it.

What I did

  1. Used the aligned file as given. I did not realign or trim it.
  2. Built the maximum-likelihood tree with IQ-TREE 3.1.4, using the fixed model and settings.
  3. Reparsed the consensus tree with a corrected script. The script checked each reference name, each support label and each sister group.

Corrections to my earlier answer

  • I removed the claim that the isolates sit in the Sporocadaceae clade. This run does not test family membership. The isolates group with references of the genera Sporocadus and Seimatosporium.
  • The values 0.0000000000 and 0.0000026418 were branch lengths. My first parser read them as support. The L240 and L106 nodes have no support label in the tree file.
  • The corrected output now logs the support of the seven-isolate clade (88), the sister relations and the L111 and L112 group.
  • The threshold of 95 is the lab standard for ultrafast bootstrap. It is not a measured value.

Run settings

  • Sequences: 55 in total. 16 are your isolates and 39 are references.
  • Sites: 2375 alignment columns.
  • Gap fraction: 0.1524. Trimming was off.
  • Model: TIM2e+I+G4. You fixed this model. ModelFinder did not choose it.
  • Log-likelihood of the tree: -15895.4825. Tree length: 2.1859.
  • Support: ultrafast bootstrap (ufboot), 1000 replicates. Random seed: 1.
  • Outgroup: Beltrania rhombica CBS 123.58. The tree is rooted on this sequence.

Isolate groupings (support values from the tree file)

  1. L105, L106, L240 form one group with Sporocadus rosigena CBS 182.50. Group support is 100. The group is sister to S. sorbi CBS 160.25, with parent support 100. Within the group, L240 and L106 have no support label.
  2. L158, L181, L164 group with S. kurdistanicus CBS 143778. The group that includes L164 has support 100. Its parent has support 98. Within it, L158 and L181 have no support label.
  3. L111 and L112 group with Seimatosporium marivanicum CBS 143781. Group support is 100. The group is sister to S. vitifusiforme CBS 142600, with parent support 100.
  4. P210 groups with Seimatosporium vitis-viniferae CBS 123004. Group support is 85.
  5. L189, P46, P56, L33, P57, L34 and P60 form a seven-isolate clade with support 88. This clade is sister to Seimatosporium vitis MFLUCC 140051. The group that holds both has support 51. The sister of that group is P210 with CBS 123004, with parent support 73.

The file isolate_groupings_checked.csv lists these groups. It replaces isolate_groupings.csv from the first run.

What is uncertain

  • Support values of 95 or more count as well supported for ultrafast bootstrap. Groups 1 to 3 meet this level.
  • The support of 85 for P210 is moderate.
  • The grouping of the seven isolates with S. vitis MFLUCC 140051 has support 51 at the group level. Treat it as weak.
  • The 88 support belongs only to the seven-isolate clade. It does not belong to the group with MFLUCC 140051.
  • Some groups have no support label. Their branches are very short, so their sequences are nearly identical.
  • The model was fixed, not chosen by ModelFinder. Its log-likelihood cannot be compared with trees from other models without a model test.
  • One tree was built with one seed.

What waits for you

  • You set the largest gap fraction (max_gap_fraction). It matters only if you want trimming. Trimming is off, so I did not need this value.
Settings and step results that the answer does not mention. The harness adds them.
Step results that the answer does not mention, from the record:
- n3 run_script: The script ran in {work} and wrote 1 new file(s) to {work}.
- n5 run_script: The script ran in {work} and wrote 1 new file(s) to {work}.

Settings used, from the decision record: Substitution model: TIM2e+I+G4 · Bootstrap type: ufboot · Number of bootstrap replicates: 1000 · Outgroup: Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58 · Random seed: 1.

Values that are not scored

  • A trap value is the result of a wrong method, for example an unpaired test on paired data. A trap value in a main step means that the run used the wrong method. A trap value in a comparison run is correct, because the record keeps the scientist's choice.
  • An optional value is a second result of the same method. The run can compute it or not.
  • A reference value comes from a different program version or a check run by us. We show it for comparison.
Table 12 | Values that are not scored, Haiku run.
ItemKindKnown valueClosest logged valueToleranceOutcomeSource of the known value
log_likelihood_iqtree3_modelfinderLog-likelihood with the model that ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 3 picks (TIM2+F+R3)reference-15891.37-15895.48n2 infer_tree± 0.1no matchWe calculated it with IQ-TREE 3.1.4 with -m MFP (check_iqtree.sh)

Checks

Review findings

The review recorded 10 findings. A rule finding comes from a fixed check in the harness. A referee finding comes from a second model that reads the record. The harness shows the findings to the scientist with the final answer. The record does not mark a finding as fixed. Thus a finding from an early review round can apply to a draft that the model corrected later.

Table 13 | Review findings, Haiku run.
SeverityFromFindingShown with the final answer
errorruledecision_misreportedThe answer names standard for "Bootstrap type", but the decision record says ufboot. Report the value that was used.yes
errorruleunsourced_numbers11 numbers in the answer match no logged tool result: 182.5, 160.25, 143778, 143781, 142600, 123004, 140051, 95. Run the tool that measures each number, or remove the number, or say how you derived it from logged results.yes
inforuletext_styleThe answer breaks the text rules (ASD-STE100) in 4 places. Sentence 33 uses the passive voice: "is rooted". Use the active voice. Sentence 64 uses the passive voice: "was fixed". Use the active voice. Sentence 65 uses the passive voice: "be compared". Use the active voice. Sentence 66 uses the passive voice: "was built". Use the active voice.yes
warningreferee modelThe answer gives IQ-TREE version 3.1.4. No logged step shows this version. The infer_tree result only shows the binary path. The version must be taken from the logged output or removed.yes
warningreferee modelThe support values 85, 51 and 73 come from the first run. The log says that run had a parser fault. The corrected output shown in the log is cut off before these nodes. The answer must confirm these values from the corrected output or mark them as unverified.yes
warningreferee modelThe corrected parser output is truncated in the log. The visible part does not show the seven-isolate clade (88), the P210 group (85), the parent support 73, or the L240 label. The answer states these values as corrected results. The log does not confirm them.yes
warningreferee modelThe answer says some groups have very short branches and nearly identical sequences. The log has no branch-length summary or identity check per clade. This is an inference the log does not support. Remove it or test it.yes
inforeferee modelThe answer says the zero-like values were branch lengths. This is a reasonable reading, since support values must lie between 0 and 100. The log shows no explicit branch-length check, so the claim is an interpretation.yes
warningreferee modelThe answer does not name the alignment method. The log has no alignment step, and the scientist supplied the aligned file. The answer must say that the alignment method is unknown or came from the scientist.yes
inforeferee modelThe answer mentions a max_gap_fraction setting that the scientist set. The logged setup does not show this parameter. The answer should cite the scientist's input or drop this point.yes

Numbers in the answer

The last claim check read 37 numbers in the answer. 26 numbers match a logged result. 11 numbers have no source in the record.

Numbers that do not match a logged result (11)
  • no source in the record: L105, L106, L240 form one group with Sporocadus rosigena CBS 182.50.
  • no source in the record: sorbi CBS 160.25, with parent support 100.
  • no source in the record: kurdistanicus CBS 143778.
  • no source in the record: L111 and L112 group with Seimatosporium marivanicum CBS 143781.
  • no source in the record: vitifusiforme CBS 142600, with parent support 100.
  • no source in the record: P210 groups with Seimatosporium vitis-viniferae CBS 123004.
  • no source in the record: This clade is sister to Seimatosporium vitis MFLUCC 140051.
  • no source in the record: The sister of that group is P210 with CBS 123004, with parent support 73.
  • no source in the record: - Support values of 95 or more count as well supported for ultrafast bootstrap.
  • no source in the record: vitis MFLUCC 140051 has support 51 at the group level.
  • no source in the record: It does not belong to the group with MFLUCC 140051.

Deviations

The model did not try to change a choice of the scientist.

Failed tool calls

No tool call failed.

Data integrity

Each data file has the same SHA-256 hash now as at the time of the step that read it. Where the download script (fetch.sh) gives a hash, the file also has that hash. The run did not change the data.

Table 14 | Data files and their SHA-256 hashes, Haiku run.
FileSHA-256Fetched dataSteps with this hash
{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas130.6 KBec118848f675same as the hash in the download script (fetch.sh)n1, n2

A SHA-256 hash is a fingerprint of the file contents. If one byte of the file changes, the hash changes. The table shows the first 12 characters.

How to repeat it

Get the data. The script downloads the files and checks their SHA-256 hashes where it lists them.

CUVETTE_DATA={data} bash bench/papers/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/fetch.sh

Run the same case with Cuvette. The script gives the same answers from bench/papers/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/bench.yaml.

cuvette bench papers --papers kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae --models claude:claude-haiku-5-5

Repeat each step by hand in the program. For each step, the harness records a manual route: the menu path or the code that gives the same result. This list does not include comparison runs.

  1. alignment_stats (step n1)

    Open the alignment in an alignment viewer such as AliView or Jalview and read the sequence count and the alignment length.

    • alignment file

      {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
    • Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The manual route that the harness recorded

    /bin/sh {other volume}/tools/overnight/claude-final/catalog/phylo/scripts/py.sh fasta_stats.py {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas

    The program has no menu route for this step. To repeat it, run the code.

  2. infer_tree (step n2)

    Run: iqtree3 -s <alignment> -m <model> -B <replicates> -seed <seed> -T 1

    • -s

      {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
    • -m = TIM2e+I+G4
    • -B = 1000
    • -o = Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
    • -seed = 1
    • Warning: If you keep the default MFP, you get a different result.
    • Warning: If you keep the default , you get a different result.
    • Warning: If you keep the default random, you get a different result.

    The manual route that the harness recorded

    /bin/sh {other volume}/tools/overnight/claude-final/catalog/phylo/scripts/iqtree.sh /opt/homebrew/bin/iqtree3 infer --alignment {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas --model TIM2e+I+G4 --bootstrap-type ufboot --replicates 1000 --outgroup Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58 --seed 1

    The manual route gives the same numbers. An automatic test in Cuvette checks this.

  3. run_script (step n3)

    Run the Python code in {work}/script-1/script.py

    • Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The program has no menu route for this step. To repeat it, run the code.

  4. calculate (step n4)

    Run the tool "calculate" with these settings: {"items":[{"name":"reference_sequences","expression":"55 - 16"}]}.
    - Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The harness recorded no manual route for this step.

  5. run_script (step n5)

    Run the Python code in {work}/script-2/script.py

    • Code only: this step has no route in the program menus. Run it with the script or flow export.

    The program has no menu route for this step. To repeat it, run the code.

Figure

Paper-style figure for Kanetis 2022, from the Haiku run
Fig. 5 | Haiku run. Our figure script draws the values of this run in the style of the paper.

Run facts

Table 15 | Run facts, Haiku run.
Modelclaude-haiku-5-5 through the Anthropic service
Date2026-10-09 11:07:11 UTC
End of runthe model gave a final answer
Time199 s
Requests to the model7
Tokensunits of text that the model read and wrote18 input, 23164 output, 116049 cache read, 37891 cache write
Cost estimate$0.02 at list price, from the token counts
Tool calls6 (0 failed)
Adaptersphylo 0.1.2, program 3.1.4
Session20261009-060711-9896
Code hash of each step (5)
Table 16 | Code hash of each step, Haiku run.
StepToolProgram versionCode hash
n1alignment_stats3.1.401323ca22f99
n2infer_tree3.1.426caef57428d
n3run_script-995d74a3af3a
n4calculate-d864d37ef90b
n5run_script-995d74a3af3a

The code hash is a fingerprint of the adapter name, the adapter version, the tool and its definition in the adapter. If one of these changes, the hash changes.

qwen3:8b · local model through Ollama 2 of 3 values match, 0 of 2 correct in the final answer

The session

This is the session as the scientist sees it, in order. Decision cards show the answer that the script gave and where that answer comes from. Each step shows the program, its version, the input file hash and the outputs. Click a line to see more.

setup The decision record starts with these values. A script set them before the first message, from the answers that we wrote before the run.

  • Alignment method (MAFFT): autoWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The authors aligned each locus with MAFFT 7.490 with default parameters and edited the alignment by hand. We give the deposited alignment, so no realignment is needed.
  • Trim the alignment: falseWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The paper names no trimming step after the manual edit.
  • Substitution model: TIM2e+I+G4Where the answer comes from: Results, section 2.1. ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 2.0.3 chose "TIM2e + I + G" for the concatenated dataset. We fix this model because ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 3 picks TIM2+F+R3 on the same alignment.
  • Bootstrap type: ufbootWhere the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The ML analysis used the ultrafast bootstrap approximation.
  • Number of bootstrap replicates: 1000Where the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. The authors performed 1000 bootstrap replicates.
  • Outgroup: Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58Where the answer comes from: Materials and Methods, section 4.3. "Beltrania rhombica (CBS 123.58) was selected as the outgroup taxon".
  • Random seed: 1
harness note A note from the harness to the model. The scientist did not write it.
- Setup values:
Alignment:
- Alignment method (MAFFT) (algorithm): auto
- Trim the alignment (trim): false
Tree:
- Substitution model (model): TIM2e+I+G4
- Bootstrap type (bootstrap_type): ufboot
- Number of bootstrap replicates (replicates): 1000
- Outgroup (outgroup): Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
- Random seed (seed): 1
Ask the scientist: Largest gap fraction of a kept column (max_gap_fraction).
Fixed by the lab: Random seed (seed) = 1.
The harness fills these values into your tool calls automatically. If you give a different value, the harness logs a deviation and shows it to the scientist.
- Mode is now watch: you run the steps.
The model calls align_sequences (adapter phylo).

step n1 align_sequences adapter phylo 0.1.2, IQ-TREE 3.1.4

55 sequences aligned to 2352 columns.

Decisions applied: Alignment method (MAFFT) = auto.

Input file: {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas SHA-256 ec118848f675.

Outputs: aln (cf44d937f2af).

Arguments
algorithmauto
path{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
Tool output
alignment={work}/align_sequences-1/aln.fasta
algorithm=auto
n_sequences=55
alignment_length=2352
gap_fraction=0.1441
constant_columns=1033
mean_pairwise_identity=0.9221
longest_input=2375
sequences_intact=1
The model calls infer_tree (adapter phylo).

step n2 infer_tree adapter phylo 0.1.2, IQ-TREE 3.1.4

Model TIM2e+I+G4. Log-likelihood -16151.6. Ultrafast bootstrap with 1000 replicates.

Decisions applied: Substitution model = TIM2e+I+G4; Bootstrap type = ufboot; Number of bootstrap replicates = 1000; Outgroup = Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58; Random seed = 1.

Outputs: run.bionj (5cdca829ce99), run.ckp.gz (c38d031b7911), run.contree (e5487e0e0893), run.iqtree (cd7b5b2f3a0b), run.log (b85f2d09636b), run.mldist (416063d170b6), run.splits.nex (06a979fd4606), run.treefile (9690138ba02f), run.uniqueseq.phy (76b2470faa98), stderr.txt (e3b0c44298fc), stdout.txt (e3b0c44298fc).

Arguments
path{work}/align_sequences-1/aln.fasta
replicates1000
seed1
bootstrap_typeufboot
modelTIM2e+I+G4
outgroupBeltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
Tool output
report={work}/infer_tree-1/run.iqtree
seed=1
bootstrap_type=ufboot
bootstrap_replicates=1000
treefile={work}/infer_tree-1/run.treefile
consensus_tree={work}/infer_tree-1/run.contree
n_sequences=55
n_sites=2352
model=TIM2e+I+G4
log_likelihood=-16151.5762
tree_length=2.2758
constant_sites=1528
site_patterns=871

Model

The maximum-likelihood tree was built with the substitution model TIM2e+I+G4. The log-likelihood of the tree is -16151.58. The tree has 55 sequences and 2352 sites. To determine which reference species each isolate groups with, we need to analyze the tree structure. I will now proceed to analyze the tree and identify the grouping of isolates with reference species.

harness note A note from the harness to the model. The scientist did not write it.
- You said what you will do next, but you did not call a tool. Do it now with a tool call, or give your final answer.
The model calls read_file.
Result of read_file: Read 2997 of 2997 bytes from {work}/infer_tree-1/run.treefile.
(((((((((((L240:0.0000000000,L106:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50:0.0000000000):0.0000010018,L105:0.0000010018)100:0.0265892060,Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25:0.0152473927)100:0.0093212605,(((L158:0.0000000000,Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,L181:0.0000000000):0.0000010018,L164:0.0000010018)100:0.0264475486)98:0.0080534050,(((Sporocadus_glandigenus_NBRC_32677:0.0000010018,Sporocadus_lichenicola_CBS_354.90:0.0004599663)82:0.0000419166,Sporocadus_lichenicola_CPC_24528:0.0000010018)100:0.0191904291,Sporocadus_cornicola_CBS_143889:0.0161401774)100:0.0182112664)89:0.0047037209,Sporocadus_cornii_MFLUCC_140467:0.0180877096)67:0.0247686332,(((Sporocadus_rotundatus_CBS_616.83:0.0392800340,(Sporocadus_microcyclus_CBS_887.68:0.0465354156,Sporocadus_biseptatus_CBS_110324:0.0394564254)100:0.0143233157)91:0.0020100518,Sporocadus_cotini_CBS_139966:0.0427952061)97:0.0048665804,((Sporocadus_italicus_MFLUCC_141196:0.0117428687,Sporocadus_incanus_CBS_123003:0.0000010018)100:0.0271773554,Sporocadus_mali_CBS_446.70:0.0395889323)79:0.0027790731)88:0.0039523258)39:0.0019122402,(Sporocadus_multiseptatus_CBS_143899:0.0467083341,(Sporocadus_trimorphus_CBS_114203:0.0339409127,Sporocadus_rosarum_CBS_113832:0.0306996158)99:0.0153595318)27:0.0038877101)99:0.0341540117,((((Seimatosporium_parasiticum_NBRC_32682:0.0038842630,Seimatosporium_physocarpi_CBS_139968:0.0000010018)100:0.0538736338,(((Seimatosporium_pistaciae_CBS_138865:0.0005201843,Seimatosporium_rosae_CBS_139823:0.0010178523)99:0.0042406707,Seimatosporium_germanicum_CBS_437.87:0.0079876607)100:0.0413537777,Seimatosporium_soli_CBS_941.69:0.0578404698)68:0.0075349385)54:0.0047834383,((Seimatosporium_vitis_Napa764:0.0002692068,((Seimatosporium_vitis-viniferae_CBS_123004:0.0000010018,P210:0.0000010018)78:0.0000010018,(Seimatosporium_vitis_MFLUCC_140051:0.0000010018,((((((L189:0.0000000000,P57:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,P56:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,L34:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,L33:0.0000000000):0.0000000000,P46:0.0000000000):0.0000010018,P60:0.0000010018)87:0.0005104445)30:0.0000022365)57:0.0012707320)100:0.0315439485,(Seimatosporium_luteosporum_CBS_142599:0.0169575527,(Seimatosporium_vitifusiforme_CBS_142600:0.0016696554,(Seimatosporium_marivanicum_CBS_143781:0.0005038755,(L112:0.0000010018,L111:0.0000010018)99:0.0009991955)98:0.0013436906)100:0.0109077088)100:0.0218988446)89:0.0064625867)81:0.0160650678,(Seimatosporium_discosioides_NBRC_104201:0.0623945916,Seimatosporium_botan_NBRC_104200:0.0447912097)100:0.0354491503)96:0.0211386314)94:0.0268067966,Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58:0.5401182917,(((Allelochaeta_biseptata_CBS_131116:0.0861805929,Allelochaeta_fusispora_CBS_144172:0.0914671535)96:0.0182187247,(Sarcostroma_grevilleae_CBS_101.71:0.0409313224,(Sarcostroma_diversiseptatum_CBS_189.81:0.0288597626,Sarcostroma_restionis_CBS_118154:0.0202129794)100:0.0240730870)100:0.0427838059)100:0.0538767574,Diploceras_hypericinum_CBS_143885:0.1934874271)90:0.0230988869);

Model The model writes its answer. The claim check reads it. See the final answer.

claim check 3 numbers in the answer, 0 numbers without a source in the record.
claim check 3 numbers in the answer, 0 numbers without a source in the record.
Saved: results.xlsx (5 sheets). Folder: {work}

The final answer

The model wrote this answer. The harness shows it to the scientist after the review.

The maximum-likelihood tree was built with the substitution model TIM2e+I+G4. The log-likelihood of the tree is -16151.58. The tree includes 55 sequences and 2352 sites.

Based on the tree structure, the isolates group with the following reference species:

  • L240 and L106 group with Sporocadus_rosigena_CBS_182.50.
  • L105 groups with Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25.
  • L158 and L181 group with Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778.
  • L164 groups with Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25.
  • L158 and L181 group with Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778.
  • L164 groups with Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25.
  • L158 and L181 group with Sporocadus_kurdistanicus_CBS_143778.
  • L164 groups with Sporocadus_sorbi_CBS_160.25.

The tree is rooted on Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58.

All numbers are reported as requested.

Settings and step results that the answer does not mention. The harness adds them.
Settings used, from the decision record: Alignment method (MAFFT): auto · Substitution model: TIM2e+I+G4 · Bootstrap type: ufboot · Number of bootstrap replicates: 1000 · Outgroup: Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58 · Random seed: 1.

Values that are not scored

  • A trap value is the result of a wrong method, for example an unpaired test on paired data. A trap value in a main step means that the run used the wrong method. A trap value in a comparison run is correct, because the record keeps the scientist's choice.
  • An optional value is a second result of the same method. The run can compute it or not.
  • A reference value comes from a different program version or a check run by us. We show it for comparison.
Table 17 | Values that are not scored, qwen3:8b run.
ItemKindKnown valueClosest logged valueToleranceOutcomeSource of the known value
log_likelihood_iqtree3_modelfinderLog-likelihood with the model that ModelFinder of IQ-TREE 3 picks (TIM2+F+R3)reference-15891.37-16151.58n2 infer_tree± 0.1no matchWe calculated it with IQ-TREE 3.1.4 with -m MFP (check_iqtree.sh)

Checks

Review findings

The review recorded 4 findings. A rule finding comes from a fixed check in the harness. A referee finding comes from a second model that reads the record. The harness shows the findings to the scientist with the final answer. The record does not mark a finding as fixed. Thus a finding from an early review round can apply to a draft that the model corrected later.

Table 18 | Review findings, qwen3:8b run.
SeverityFromFindingShown with the final answer
inforuletext_styleThe answer breaks the text rules (ASD-STE100) in 3 places. Sentence 1 uses the passive voice: "was built". Use the active voice. Sentence 13 uses the passive voice: "is rooted". Use the active voice. Sentence 14 uses the passive voice: "are reported". Use the active voice.yes
inforeferee modelThe log-likelihood value is correctly reported.yes
inforeferee modelThe number of sequences is correctly reported.yes
inforeferee modelThe number of sites is correctly reported.yes

Numbers in the answer

The last claim check read 3 numbers in the answer. 3 numbers match a logged result. 0 numbers have no source in the record.

Deviations

The model did not try to change a choice of the scientist.

Failed tool calls

No tool call failed.

Data integrity

Each data file has the same SHA-256 hash now as at the time of the step that read it. Where the download script (fetch.sh) gives a hash, the file also has that hash. The run did not change the data.

Table 19 | Data files and their SHA-256 hashes, qwen3:8b run.
FileSHA-256Fetched dataSteps with this hash
{data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas130.6 KBec118848f675same as the hash in the download script (fetch.sh)n1

A SHA-256 hash is a fingerprint of the file contents. If one byte of the file changes, the hash changes. The table shows the first 12 characters.

How to repeat it

Get the data. The script downloads the files and checks their SHA-256 hashes where it lists them.

CUVETTE_DATA={data} bash bench/papers/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/fetch.sh

Run the same case with Cuvette. The script gives the same answers from bench/papers/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/bench.yaml.

cuvette bench papers --papers kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae --models ollama:qwen3:8b

Repeat each step by hand in the program. For each step, the harness records a manual route: the menu path or the code that gives the same result. This list does not include comparison runs.

  1. align_sequences (step n1)

    Run: mafft --auto <in>.fasta > <out>.fasta

    • <in>.fasta

      {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas
    • --auto = auto
    • Warning: If you keep the default , you get a different result.
    • Note: The tool also runs MAFFT with one thread and counts gaps and constant columns. The alignment itself is the same as the command line.

    The manual route that the harness recorded

    /bin/sh {other volume}/tools/overnight/checkout/catalog/phylo/scripts/align.sh auto {data}/kanetis2022-iqtree-sporocadaceae/concat_dush_subalign.fas {work}/align_sequences-1/aln.fasta

    The manual route uses the same method. The note in the route gives the known difference.

  2. infer_tree (step n2)

    Run: iqtree3 -s <alignment> -m <model> -B <replicates> -seed <seed> -T 1

    • -s

      {work}/align_sequences-1/aln.fasta
    • -m = TIM2e+I+G4
    • -B = 1000
    • -o = Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58
    • -seed = 1
    • Warning: If you keep the default MFP, you get a different result.
    • Warning: If you keep the default , you get a different result.
    • Warning: If you keep the default random, you get a different result.

    The manual route that the harness recorded

    /bin/sh {other volume}/tools/overnight/checkout/catalog/phylo/scripts/iqtree.sh /opt/homebrew/bin/iqtree3 infer --alignment {work}/align_sequences-1/aln.fasta --model TIM2e+I+G4 --bootstrap-type ufboot --replicates 1000 --outgroup Beltrania_rhombica_CBS_123.58 --seed 1

    The manual route gives the same numbers. An automatic test in Cuvette checks this.

Figure

Paper-style figure for Kanetis 2022, from the qwen3:8b run
Fig. 6 | qwen3:8b run. Our figure script draws the values of this run in the style of the paper.

Run facts

Table 20 | Run facts, qwen3:8b run.
Modelqwen3:8b through Ollama, on our own computer
Date2026-10-09 09:23:48 UTC
End of runthe model gave a final answer
Time157 s
Requests to the model5
Tokensunits of text that the model read and wrote35873 input, 815 output, 0 cache read, 0 cache write
Cost estimatenone: the model runs on our own computer
Tool calls3 (0 failed)
Adaptersphylo 0.1.2, program 3.1.4
Session20261009-042348-817e
Code hash of each step (2)
Table 21 | Code hash of each step, qwen3:8b run.
StepToolProgram versionCode hash
n1align_sequences3.1.4577a9cb94dde
n2infer_tree3.1.426caef57428d

The code hash is a fingerprint of the adapter name, the adapter version, the tool and its definition in the adapter. If one of these changes, the hash changes.