vibeflow-report

You can generate a structured CAE report by compiling caseDict data and artifacts from A-geo, B-mesh, C-run, and D-post into a single traceable document, ensuring evidence-based conclusions and provenance.

The best way to ensure traceability is to organize problem statements, assumptions, and numerical setup alongside caseDict fields and artifacts, applying checklists and structured sections for provenance and conclusions.

Yes, you can validate physical models by synthesizing A-geo and B-mesh artifacts with C-run and D-post outcomes, organizing geometry, mesh, and materials into a cohesive report with evidence traceability.

This approach handles the workflow by pulling evidence from 0-caseDict through D-post, mapping artifacts across A-geo, B-mesh, C-run, and D-post to satisfy caseDict requirements for provenance and structured conclusions.

The primary limitation is that the report relies on complete artifact availability across A-geo, B-mesh, C-run, and D-post; missing caseDict fields or post-processing evidence will prevent full evidence traceability.

Yes, VibeFlow reporting supports drafting, review, validation, and finalization workflows by compiling caseDict data and artifacts into a review-ready document with structured sections for limitations and provenance.