Start with the workflow you need, then follow the linked assumptions and boundaries before interpreting a result.
- Tutorials — record, inspect, compare, plot, report, and replay a local session.
- Input formats — supported formats, conservative detection, and scalar conversion.
- Session format — files, manifests, integrity scope, and compatibility.
- Metrics — descriptive, timing, control, and network metric definitions.
- Quality checks — heuristic checks, thresholds, evidence, and caveats.
- Reproducibility — what a Datary session preserves and what it cannot prove.
- Architecture — local pipeline, disk-backed analysis, and publication model.
- Privacy — path redaction, environment handling, and sharing considerations.
- Project security policy — supported versions and vulnerability reporting.
- Datary 0.2.5 - CLI overwrite and compare messaging.
- Datary 0.2.4 — publication and documentation overhaul.
- Datary 0.2.3 — initial citation and archival metadata.
- Datary 0.2.2 — repository and large-plot maintenance.
- Datary 0.2.1 — cross-platform CSV reproducibility.
- Datary 0.2.0 — corrective scientific and security audit.