When to use this
Use this when you are ready to assemble research findings without rerunning calculations.
Why it matters
A notebook preserves links between narrative organisation and immutable source evidence.
Step-by-step instructions
1. Open Results Notebooks and create a notebook for the project.
2. Choose a methodology and report template.
3. Add saved analysis results or approved qualitative items.
4. Arrange sections and edit researcher-written interpretation.
5. Review provenance and stale-specification warnings.
6. Generate an export only after review.
Expected outputs
An editable notebook whose evidence items retain source identifiers and configuration provenance.
How to interpret the results
Notebook text is a researcher-controlled report layer. Adding an item does not alter the underlying analysis.
Common mistakes
Do not add unsaved previews as final evidence. Do not ignore warnings that a result belongs to an older specification.
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