research-harness-release

To package research artifacts for reproducibility, you need a workflow that consolidates scripts, logs, and reports into a single evidence package. This process requires a pre-flight inventory check and a human approval gate before generating the final replication-ready archive for independent verification.

A replication-ready evidence package is a consolidated archive of study artifacts, reports, scripts, and logs bundled with reproducibility documentation. It is designed to be shared or published so independent reviewers can successfully verify the original research findings.

No, you cannot fully automate evidence packaging if auditability is required. The workflow enforces a human approval gate that requires an explicit APPROVE verdict from a prior review process before proceeding to assemble and validate the replication package.

A reproducibility package for publication includes study artifacts, generated reports, analysis scripts, execution logs, data outputs, and consolidated reproducibility documentation. These components are gathered during a pre-flight inventory to ensure all required elements exist before packaging.

You validate study artifacts before creating a release package by running a pre-flight inventory check. This validation ensures all required components, scripts, and reproducibility documents exist and are correctly structured before the packaging workflow proceeds.

Your replication package release fails to start because the workflow enforces a prerequisite gate. It will not proceed unless it receives a confirmed APPROVE verdict from the review stage and successfully validates that all required study artifacts are present.