Reproducible code
The Reproduce zone turns your session into a deterministic, re-runnable Python script — a faithful replay of the exact engine calls that produced your results.
Why use it
- Reproducibility — the script is a verbatim record of every
(handler, params)the engine ran, in order. Re-run it on the same data to reproduce the reported numbers. - Not AI-generated — each line is one
statios.run("handler", ...)call dispatched by name, exactly as the validated engine executed it. The AI is never in this loop. - Paper-ready — paste it into a code appendix or a "code availability" statement, and cite Statios as software via the report's reference list.
What it captures
| Source | Contents |
|---|---|
| Full session | Everything you ran, grouped by source |
| Guided | The compiled Guided plan; gate decisions appear as comments |
| Log | The analyses you ran from chat, with your prompts as comments |
| Outputs | The standalone results in the Output zone |
Steps that could not run (a not-yet-implemented method, or unbound parameters) are
listed in a trailing # NOTE: block instead of being emitted as calls, so the script
is always valid Python and faithful to what actually executed.
Export
Copy the script to the clipboard, or download it as a .py file. The header records
the dataset, the Statios version, and how to re-run it.