Mpox: nextstrain issue

Hello,
I am working on mpox surveillance in Thailand.I initially attempted to run the mpox Nextstrain analysis on my local notebook using the default settings because I don’t yet have access to AWS S3. However, I encountered an error.
kritchy@Kritchys-MacBook-Pro mpox % nextstrain build . --configfiles defaults/config.yaml
Error: no Snakefile found, tried Snakefile, snakefile, workflow/Snakefile, workflow/snakefile.

I also attempted to run the Augur pipeline, but encountered an error that I believe may be related to insufficient memory.
Could you give me suggestions on how to contribute to Nextstrain’s mpox analysis in Thailand? Also, how many whole-genome mpox FASTA files can typically be run on a local notebook?

/usr/local/bin/mafft: line 2747: 269 Killed “$prefix/disttbfast” -q $npickup -E $cycledisttbfast -V “-”$gopdist -s $unalignlevel $legacygapopt $mergearg -W $tuplesize $termgapopt $outnum $addarg $add2ndhalfarg -C $numthreads-$numthreadstb $memopt $weightopt $treeinopt $treeoutopt $distoutopt $seqtype $model -g $gexp -f “-”$gop -Q $spfactor -h $aof $param_fft $algopt $treealg $scoreoutarg $anchoropt -x $maxanchorseparation $oneiterationopt < infile > pre 2>> “$progressfile”
e = orig
subalignment = 0
subalignmentoffset = 0
5 x 197209 - 660 d
nthread = 1
nthreadpair = 1
nthreadtb = 1
ppenalty_ex = 0
stacksize: 8192 kb
generating a scoring matrix for nucleotide (dist=200) … done
Gap Penalty = -1.53, +0.00, +0.00

Making a distance matrix …

There are 37085 ambiguous characters.
1 / 5 (thread0)
done.

Constructing a UPGMA tree (efffree=0) …
0 / 5
done.

Progressive alignment 1/2…
STEP 1 / 4 (thread 0) f
STEP2 / 4 (thread 0) f

kritchy@Kritchys-MacBook-Pro mpox % nextstrain build . --configfiles defaults/config.yaml
Error: no Snakefile found, tried Snakefile, snakefile, workflow/Snakefile, workflow/snakefile.

Most likely this error occurred because you are running nextstrain build from the top level directory. Please follow the usage docs in the repository to run the command from within the phylogenetic directory.

Best,
Jover

Dear Joverlee,
Thank you for your suggesion.
Best,
Kritchy