Make the case. Show the evidence.

Build a claim graph with your own evidence, failed tests and dependencies. Defend a bounded release or a decision to stop.

Hypothesis and criterion

Name the expected effect, metric and what would count against the hypothesis.

Method and reproducibility

Record fixtures, source, version, parameters, units, controls and how cases are split.

Paired evidence

Case and split Baseline result Changed result Interpretation

Counterexample and revised design

A fully linked, current graph can still rest on one irrelevant passing test; structural completeness is not substantive assurance.

Record your new case and rerun the original cases after redesign.

Individual defence

Explain the mechanism, one exact result and what would overturn your conclusion.

Remaining uncertainty and handover

An internally consistent graph does not establish evidence relevance or truth; independent review remains necessary.

Next test: _ . Project filename: _ . Work that is mine and tools I used: ____ .

Keep your work

Use fictional data. Download a resumable project before changing devices. On a shared device, turn remembering off and clear your work when finished.