Reports

A report presents experiment output as a research narrative, diagram, table, plot, or interactive explorer.

Reports and experiment files

Experiment files, logs, checkpoints, and intermediate analyses remain in the experiment record. Editing a report does not change those sources. New experimental work requires another plan.

Evidence and provenance

A report can link to Plan, Timeline, Code, Compute, and Metrics. Supporting files can remain in the experiment without appearing in the report.

Where reports appear

• Reports is an experiment's durable output view.
• The thread's right-side Reports panel contains reports from its experiments.
• Thread Timeline preserves every report in chronological context.

These views reference the same report.

Working copy and public page

A report can change after it is created. The current version inside Silico is the working copy.

When you make a report available to anyone with the link, Silico publishes a saved version to a public page. Later edits remain in the working copy until you choose Update. The Share menu indicates when the public page is behind the working copy.

Taking a public report down stops its link from working.

Share or attach a report

Copy the report link to share the report. Attach a report to a thread to make it available as context for new work.

Continue with Review results or Share reports.