What the data says — so far
Aggregated insights from participants who consented to research use. No individual responses, names, emails, or identifying details are shown. Free-text words appear only if used by multiple participants.
Everyone who completed the diagnostic, regardless of research consent. Withdrawn participants excluded.
All completed diagnostics in the past 30 days.
Subset that consented to research use — drives every chart below.
Unique words meeting the ≥3 participants threshold.
What participants reported about team productivity
Collected in follow-up surveys sent ~30 days after participants used the tool. These are unverified self-reports about the participant's own situation. They are not a measure of the tool's effectiveness, and no causal claim is made between any recommendation and the reported change.
Not enough repeated words yet to display anonymously. Word cloud appears once 3+ participants share overlapping language.
Team & decision context
How participants rated their context (1–5)
How often each mechanism was returned
Counts of how many times each mechanism appeared in a participant's returned list under the scoring rubric in force at submission. Counts describe frequency of output only. They are not a measure of how well a mechanism works, how often it was adopted, or a weighting of any mechanism against another.
Each response is grouped by the scoring version the server recorded on it at submission time, not by the version running today. Point totals and participation levels are only comparable within the same version, because the collected inputs, configured points and threshold rules can differ between versions.
- 4Legacy (no stored scoring version)
Legacy responses: submitted before the server stored a scoring version. These were calculated in the browser and cannot be attributed to a specific published rubric, so they are excluded from any version-level comparison.
- 1v3.0-deterministic-rubric
Stored values are deterministic outputs of researcher-authored points and ordered threshold rules. They are not probabilities, effectiveness measures, or validated predictions.
What participants wrote (word clouds)
Free-text answers only. Stopwords removed; words appear only when used by 3+ participants.
Not enough repeated words yet to display anonymously.