Chapter 6.5 follows chapter 6.4, The primary records and their order of precedence, and closes part 6, the reference part.
The harness is the collection of programs that stages a maintenance task, gives it to an agent, scores the finished work, and preserves the record. The experiment pages describe why that machinery exists and what it has measured. The detailed design follows the machinery itself, from configuration and model-serving routes through scoring, ledgers, closeout, and the path from a recorded cell to a published number.
The detailed-design files are retained in the experiment record and are not published as a second public navigation tree. The public harness entries H0 through H9 provide the corresponding explanation and source lines.
source: 5. Experiment/11. Detailed Design/
The detailed-design files are synchronised from the experiment record.