These workflows have been rewritten in atomate2 with minor modifications to improve their robustness. In both cases, the atomate2 workflows consist of two sequential relaxations followed by a static total energy (single-point) calculation. This is due to a quirk of VASP, wherein electronic properties, such as the density of states, are not physically meaningful after a relaxation, as they are averaged over previous ionic configurations, and do not correspond to the final relaxed structure. To both speed the workflow and potentially stabilize complex calculations, the wave function from a given step is used to initialize the subsequent calculation in the workflow. Note that neither atomate flow used this initialization scheme, and that the atomate r 2 SCAN flow did not perform a final static calculation.