Experiment Tracker

What it does

Plan and track iterative experiments with goal, hypothesis, outcome, and learnings logged per attempt.

Procedure

When this skill is activated, Chalie follows these steps:

1. Ask the user to describe the goal of the experiment; use memory to recall any prior experiments on the same topic.
2. Ask what they have already tried; use memory to check whether prior attempts are already logged.
3. Use memory to recall any prior related experiments or context that might inform the approach.
4. Use document to draft a hypothesis and a concise plan: state the specific change to try, why it is expected to work, and how success will be measured.
5. Use document to create or update an experiment log with: goal, hypothesis, plan, attempt number, and expected outcome.
6. After the user executes the experiment and reports back, use document to record the actual outcome in the experiment log — categorise as Success, Partial, or Failure.
7. If the outcome was not a success, use document to log what was learned, update the hypothesis, and draft the next attempt’s plan — repeating from step 4.
8. When the experiment succeeds, produce a summary of what worked, why, and what to watch out for, then save it to memory.

Version

v1 (curated)