LOG 002 / RESEARCH WORKFLOW / ACTIVE
GitHub
GitHub becomes the laboratory memory: firmware, schematics, experiment notes, issues, releases, and decisions live together so a signal can be traced back to the exact code and setup that created it.
GIT
Git records every meaningful source changeIssues track hypotheses, bugs, and experimentsReleases freeze known firmware versionsREADME files make tests repeatable
RESEARCH SIGNAL FLOW
hypothesis → issue → branch → bench test → release → field noteMYCOTUNE USE CASES
◌ Tag the firmware version in every MycoTune recording
◌ Keep hardware pin maps next to acquisition code
◌ Attach test data and photos to experiment issues
◌ Use branches for risky signal-processing changes
NEXT BENCH STEPS
→ Create a MycoTune research repository structure
→ Add issue templates for bench experiments
→ Define firmware version and device ID fields
→ Publish a first reproducible acquisition release
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