Research / worked examples

A claim needs
a record.

Follow a research question through an exact change, authored evidence and a conclusion with limits. Learn how to make a finding inspectable.

Authored fictional example. No model or tools run. No live challenge findings.

The research casebook

03 authored walkthroughs

  1. A label is not authority.

    Trace a source's claim through a changed summary without confusing it with permission.

    Authored fixture / version 1
    Read the case

  2. A reply is not an effect.

    Separate an unauthorised proposal from a completed action when the final reply looks ordinary.

    Authored fixture / version 1
    Read the case

  3. A criterion is a contract.

    Inspect a shorter answer that meets the new format while losing part of the original task.

    Authored fixture / version 1
    Read the case

Question → Change → Evidence → Claim

Keep the reasoning
with the record.

Plan a baseline and variants in Prompt Studio. Record real observations manually, trace their relationships in Experiment Map, and save or export your private research when ready.

Plan a follow-up

Opens a separate, empty Workbench. These authored outcomes are kept in the casebook.

Practise in the learning labs