EXPERIMENT — A COMPLETED RUN WITH ITS ARTIFACTS
An Experiment is recorded here and executed somewhere else. The page owns the argument and the evidence; the code owns the run. Artifacts are the one thing in the vault that exists nowhere else, so they are laid out to be looked at — full-width plots, readable snippets, and a visible distinction between what is stored here and what is merely pointed at.
EXPERIMENT — DESIGNED, NOT YET RUN
The same page before anything exists to show. Purpose and design are the whole content, and that is a finished state: writing the design down before the run is the thing that makes the result mean something later. Empty regions say what will go in them rather than rendering as gaps.
EXPERIMENT INBOX — COMPLETED, NOT YET INTERPRETED
The testing-side counterpart of the Question Inbox, and the same tone rule: the only number in the chrome is how many runs exist. Cheap runs accumulate; that is what cheap runs do. Sort, filter by project or attachment, search, or shuffle — the default gesture is looking through them, not clearing them.