# Experiment exit audit v1 **Generated:** 2026-10-26 **Status:** 0 explicit programme cells remain missing across 22 experiments **Machine authority:** [experiment exit audit](experiment_exit_audit_v1.json) The existing atlas establishes one controlled experiment per frontier area, complete topic/detector crosswalks, interventions, records, controls and stop rules. EXIT-03 is stricter. It refuses to infer a strongest conventional null, detector transfer function, covariance model, sensitivity calculation, replication rule or physics decision from nearby prose. Those items must be explicit because they determine what a result can actually mean. | Required field | Experiments missing an explicit value | |---|---:| | hypothesis | 0 | | strongest conventional null | 0 | | carrier and preparation | 0 | | controlled variables | 0 | | observables | 0 | | detector transfer function | 0 | | calibration and reference channels | 0 | | nuisance and covariance model | 0 | | predicted signal scale | 0 | | power or sensitivity calculation | 0 | | blind or preregistered analysis rule | 0 | | build go no go | 0 | | bridge go no go | 0 | | physics go no go | 0 | | positive null ambiguous outcome branches | 0 | | replication rule | 0 | | data metadata and code release contract | 0 | | claim status propagation | 0 | No experiment is EXIT-03-ready until all required fields and the build, bridge and physics decisions are explicit. The v1 atlas remains valid as a design atlas; this audit measures the work needed to turn it into a decision-complete experimental programme. ## Reproduction ~~~powershell node scripts/generate-experiment-exit-audit.mjs --write node verification/frontier-physics-targets/verify_experiment_exit_audit.mjs ~~~