Turn feedback into a verified change

Before you begin

Collect feedback for a known version. Keep the baseline fixed and choose a specific question, such as whether the first upgrade requires too many taps.

1. Open the decision panel and record the evidence and your intended revision.
2. Create the linked proposal. Review its parameter differences and confirm only the intended changes.
3. Play the actual applied version and create an invitation for that version. Continue collecting external samples for the baseline and candidate.
4. Return to the applied proposal reference and append a verification conclusion. Describe what changed and what remains uncertain.

Expected result: one traceable chain from feedback to decision, proposal, version, samples, and conclusion. A conclusion is the author’s judgment, not automatic statistical significance.