> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.neurolabai.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.neurolabai.io/organize-and-compare-research/data-studio.md).

# Data Studio

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**Status: In development.** Data Studio extends the available Section Inspector and Data Explorer workflow; its final capabilities and availability can change during the beta.
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Data Studio is the developing analysis layer for working across structured Neurolab research artifacts. Its purpose is to help researchers compare, filter, visualize, and question data while preserving the exact report values and their provenance.

## The foundation available today

[Section Inspector and Data Explorer](/start-using-neurolab/section-inspector-and-data-explorer.md) already support bounded operations over a single report. Natural language can select an allowed action such as ranking, filtering, comparing existing candidates, highlighting, or inspecting evidence. The underlying report is not mutated.

## Direction of the studio

Data Studio is intended to extend that interaction toward:

* comparison across selected, version-compatible research artifacts;
* reusable filters and views;
* evidence-aware tables and visual summaries;
* explicit handling of null, omitted, and abstained values; and
* natural-language assistance that resolves to inspectable operations.

## Trust boundary

Natural language should remain an interface to defined analysis actions, not permission for arbitrary execution. A generated chart or summary should be traceable to the source fields, transformations, filters, and release identities used to produce it.

Data Studio should never silently rerank a report, fill missing values, combine incompatible score scales, or present an explanatory summary as a new model result.

Next: [How to Read a Neurolab Report](/start-using-neurolab/report-interpretation.md)


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