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Click a card on the board to open the experiment’s detail. The left side holds the candidate list and experiment metadata; the right side holds the results and the reasoning trace. The ⤢ at the top left expands it to a full page.
Experiment detail. Four candidates and experiment metadata on the left, experiment-results stats and the reasoning trace timeline on the right

Experiment results at a glance

Four numbers sit at the top.
  • Candidates how many fix candidates were built
  • Best gain the improvement of the best candidate
  • Broke how many previously-working cases broke
  • Cases tested how many cases were scored
Metadata follows.
  • Cluster, Spend, Cost / candidate, Duration, and the completion time
  • Safe on holdout N/N: cases protected when Hold-out regression was on
  • Surfaces the places the experiment explored, shown as chips like prompt_replace, retrieval, guardrail, prompt, memory, and add agent

The candidate list

Each candidate shows its number, name, and gain, and the best one carries the Best badge. Click a candidate to open its detail (see Verify and publish).

Reasoning trace

A timeline where the agent narrates the experiment. Stage badges for diagnosis (looking through the cluster’s failures), plan (designing the candidates), and experiment n/N are followed by a time-ordered log of question, reasoning, reference, and answer entries as cases are replayed. It updates live while the experiment runs.

When the experiment finishes

The card moves to the column the results call for: Optimization when an improvement is confirmed, Regression when regressions remain or no improvement was confirmed. Either way the candidates and the record stay put, so you can verify a candidate or re-run the experiment with different options.

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Verify and publish

Pick one candidate, deep-test it, publish it.

New experiment

Re-run with different options.