How rounds work

Every round has a hypothesis, a design (computational plan or bench protocol) and a success check.

• Planning: edit the plan. For wet labs, flag hazardous steps.
• Running: the PI or a bench operator starts the round, runs it and records observations, measurements (with units and uncertainty) and files.
• Done: the PI writes or adopts an analysis and closes the round as success, partial or fail.

The overview tracks rounds done, hit rate, average cycle time and how many rounds agents drafted. Record failures too: agents learn from every round.