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Every project has the same six sections, in the same order. This page is the short answer for “what is the X tab for” — each links out to a full guide where there’s more to say.
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Overview

The project’s “about” page — a project-level summary, not tied to any single experiment. Useful for orienting a teammate who’s new to the project.
2

Experiments

Every experiment in the project, including ones with no device linked yet — this is deliberate: you shouldn’t have to fix device linking before you can even find and open your data. Open one to see its files, Config, Summary, Series, and Figures. See the data model for what each of those means.
3

Devices

Every physical device that’s been linked to an experiment in this project, and its history over time. See Devices for how identity and linking actually work.
4

Analysis

The cross-experiment comparison view: pick series and figures from multiple experiments and overlay them on shared charts — the place you go to compare a slope across ten devices, or a curve across temperatures. Full guide: Analyze and compare.
5

Reports

Turn an Analysis arrangement into something saved and shareable, instead of rebuilding the same comparison every time you want to show it to someone. Full guide: Reports.
6

Pipelines

Where pipeline scripts live: writing/editing the script itself, assigning it to a watched folder, and watching runs execute (queued / running / history). Full guide: Write a pipeline script.

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Inside an experiment

Opening an experiment gets you five sub-tabs:
The Script tab is what makes results traceable back to the exact code that produced them — if a pipeline script changes later, past experiments still show the script version that actually ran.