Peptide RX

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proof receipt / idea

Effect design run

melanocortin agonist for sexual function and pigmentation

grade C status designing receipt 3c23e5692ba8 proof 17%

what this node claims

Effect design run

melanocortin agonist for sexual function and pigmentation

Open source surface

vertical proof spine

  1. 01 Effect design run idea / grade C / 47% 1 debt
  2. 02 MC1R target / grade B / 70% 1 debt

evidence / risk instrument

37%
thin proof
structure evidence gates risk export lineage 37
low debt pressure 18%
28%structuredebt
pLDDT pending
55%evidencethin
grade C
0%gatesdebt
0/5 gates
100%riskstrong
0 hard flags
22%exportdebt
no export
17%lineagedebt
incomplete spine

proof completeness

17% missing fold, alphafold_metric, candidate, finding, export
  1. 01 target
  2. 02 fold
  3. 03 alphafold metric
  4. 04 candidate
  5. 05 finding
  6. 06 export

Metrics and receipt inputs

candidate count
0
matcher
platform_research
proof debt register

Visible limits, not hidden cleanup.

18%

Peptide RX keeps unresolved proof debt attached to the public receipt. Some debts should be resolved; redaction and research-use boundaries should stay visible.

medium no candidate yet leave visible until a stronger public receipt resolves it
medium missing functional-site annotations link target annotation, GO term, or binding-site context

weakness and challenge edges

What would stop this from becoming stronger.

debt severity export claim strength next proof needed
no candidate yet medium visible weakens leave visible until a stronger public receipt resolves it
missing functional-site annotations medium visible weakens link target annotation, GO term, or binding-site context

what supports it

No upstream proof edge yet.

what it supports

effect run matched target idea:effect-run:38e488cc-f587-4906-8789-ccd3b14dd56d -> target:f1bed146-917d-4f21-8fb4-4c5f824113bb targets / C / 0.52

Research-use boundary

This receipt describes public computational research state. It does not expose raw candidate sequences and does not make a clinical claim.