analyze-results

To analyze experiment results for drift review, run the analyze-results process to transform the latest result group into a structured analysis artifact. This generates an analysis-report.json file that preserves evidence while deferring verdicts, enabling subsequent drift and judge reviews.

An analysis artifact is a structured report that interprets experiment results while preserving evidence. It supports workflow evidence by recording a conservative interpretation of the latest result group, enabling drift-detector and judge skills to proceed without losing raw data context.

Generate an analysis report by running the analyze-results task after a new result group is recorded. The process checks for an active line with a latest_result_ref and no existing analysis artifact, then writes analysis-report.json to the workspace results directory.

The analysis process does not automatically apply drift and judge decisions. It strictly interprets results into a structured analysis artifact, updating experiment-memory.md and STATE.md while explicitly leaving drift and judge verdicts to subsequent skills in the workflow.

Run structured analysis on experiment results when a new latest_result_ref exists for an active line and no analysis artifact currently exists. This ensures conservative interpretation occurs before drift review, maintaining workflow integrity and preparing state files for downstream processing.

When interpreting result groups into an analysis artifact, the process updates experiment-memory.md and STATE.md to reflect the new analysis. These updates enable downstream drift-detector and judge skills to access the current analysis state and proceed with their respective reviews.