Reproducibility before novelty
Every experiment should publish its task, environment, versioned prompts or scripts, selected metrics, failure cases and known limitations.
Distinguish experimental findings from commentary and show enough detail for replication.
Replicable trials, methodological notes and critical perspectives. Our purpose is to establish the evidence and questions needed for rigorous coverage, not to imply that a proposed future is inevitable.
Every experiment should publish its task, environment, versioned prompts or scripts, selected metrics, failure cases and known limitations.
We want careful negative results alongside positive outcomes. An experiment without expected gains can still improve the public record.
A major methodological concern may trigger a revised conclusion. We will preserve a version log rather than silently editing findings.
Provide environment details, raw measures where permissible, limitations and a revision trail.
These are starting references for future reporting, not proof that every open question above is resolved.
Edition 1.0 · 9 October 2026. Initial scope and source register created. This brief is a research framework, not a completed investigation; material future corrections should be described rather than silently overwritten.
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