I'll summarize and interpret your A/B test results in plain language, pulling context from your analytics data and your codebase, then log a clear record for your team.
What an A/B test actually changed for users often lives buried in code, not in any readable summary. This agent reads the real implementation and logs a plain-language summary to a searchable tracking board.

Plain-language experiment summary with user impact, delivered when you mention the agent.
Logged tracking record for every analyzed test, delivered after each analysis.
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Suggested past tests relevant to your question, delivered when you ask about a metric goal.
The agent reads the test ID and any data pasted into the board item or update, like metrics, team, product, and start date.
It searches your codebase for where the test and its feature flags are implemented, then reads the active code in full rather than relying on stale pull request descriptions.
It writes up the test's purpose, what actually changes for users across variants, and any constraints, without ever exposing raw code or variant names.
Every analyzed test gets a record on your test tracking board with team, product, and start date, building a searchable history.
When asked whether something similar has run before, or how to move a specific metric, it searches the tracking board and GitHub to point you to past tests that worked.