Reproducibility

Artifacts, traces, and manifests.

This page will collect public reproducibility material as papers mature: experiment manifests, raw trace archives, analysis scripts, checksums, and versioned runtime notes.

Manifests

Locked experiment metadata

Each formal experiment is paired with configuration and provenance material.

Traces

Raw runtime outputs

Trace archives preserve the observable record used for analysis.

Versions

Runtime lineage

Code state, data hashes, and paper artifacts stay tied together.

Artifact Policy

Reproducibility is part of the claim surface.

The project treats artifacts as part of the scientific output, not as afterthoughts. Public releases will separate polished manuscript claims from raw data archives while keeping their provenance linked.

Raw Trace archives remain separate from analysis summaries

Raw outputs are preserved so later analysis can be audited or repeated.

Hashes Manifests include version and checksum metadata

Released packages should identify the code, configuration, prompts, and result artifacts used.

Release Public packages appear after paper lock

Artifact links will be added when each experiment set is ready for external reuse.