experiment-plan

To create an experiment plan, translate your refined idea into testable experiments by mapping claims to variables, defining baselines and ablations, and saving the output to a structured markdown file.

Claim extraction in experiment design is the process of identifying specific testable assertions from a refined idea and mapping them directly to independent and dependent variables for systematic validation.

Design baselines and ablations by defining control variables and systematically removing components to isolate their impact, mapping these configurations directly to your extracted research claims.

Yes, you can plan resource budgets and execution schedules by estimating constraints and defining execution order, generating a complete plan saved at experiments/{exp_name}/plan.md.

Yes, this approach works for planning experiments from existing papers by extracting their claims, mapping variables, and generating a traceable experimental plan with documented dependencies.

The best way to document dependencies for traceable experimentation is to map them within a formal plan that includes baselines, resource estimates, and execution schedules in a structured markdown file.