What are you seeing?It is the map of the steps that Yolia is going to follow with your case, from beginning to end.
Why it mattersIt helps you know where you stand and what is still missing before reaching a conclusion.
How to think about itLook at one phase at a time: which one is already complete, which is current, and which comes next — don't jump straight to the end.
Very simple exampleIt is like a research recipe: first you ask, then you observe, then you compare, and only at the end do you conclude.
What are you seeing?The tour imposes a fixed sequence of phases for the entire case.
Why it mattersThis avoids jumping straight from an isolated data point to a decision, skipping the intermediate evidence that supports it.
How to think about itCheck which phase is active and what decision (if any) is available right now, before trying to move forward.
Very simple exampleYou cannot reach the Decision phase without first going through Evidence and Learning — the system does not let you skip steps.
What are you seeing?The advanced reading of this screen separates the observed data from the inference made from it, phase by phase.
Why it mattersA scientific decision must be traceable: it must be possible to reconstruct why it was reached and from what evidence.
How to think about itWhen reviewing each phase, distinguish variable, mechanism, interaction, uncertainty, and what threshold would mark the move to the next one.
Very simple exampleThe Final Auditor checks that the previous phases are consistent with each other before allowing the case to move towards a conclusion.