Analysis Report

Analysis Report is the readable version of the notebook an agent writes while it answers you in the Composer. Where the chat shows the conversation, this panel shows the work: Python cells with their output, images the code produced, and the Markdown the agent wrote around them, laid out as a document. Its in-panel header reads Canvas.

Where to find it

View → Quantitative → Analysis Report. The same document also opens as a modal from the Canvas button in the Composer’s header, which appears once the current chat has a notebook attached.

What it shows

The panel mirrors the notebook of the current Composer chat. The Composer has to be open for it to have anything to show: it follows the chat you are in, and switching chats switches the document. Starting a new chat clears it.

Until then it reads “No analysis yet”, with the subtitle “Results will appear as the AI works”. Cells appear as the agent produces them, and the panel scrolls to new content automatically.

Three kinds of cell are rendered:

• Python cells, syntax highlighted, with their output underneath. Standard output is grey, stderr and tracebacks are red with ANSI colors preserved, and image/png results are shown inline.
• UI cells, highlighted as TSX.
• Markdown cells, rendered as prose. Citations in that prose are clickable and behave exactly as they do in the chat: clicking one selects the cited points, bag, or cluster, and hovering highlights them.

Each code block has a copy button. A column of tick marks runs down the right edge, one per cell, wide for code and narrow for Markdown. The tick for the cell in view is highlighted, and clicking one scrolls to that cell.

Getting the document out

Export in the header offers two formats:

• Markdown (.md) downloads the document as canvas-export-<date>.md, with code in fenced blocks and any text output under an Output: heading. Images are not included.
• PDF (Print) opens a print dialog on a formatted copy of the document. Images are included there.

Open in Notebooks publishes the chat’s notebook, makes it the current notebook, and opens Mantis Coding with it. That is how you get from a document you can only read to cells you can edit and rerun. The button appears only when the chat has both a notebook and an id.

Limits

• Read-only. You cannot edit or rerun a cell here; use Open in Notebooks for that.
• It has no content of its own. With the Composer closed, or in a chat where the agent never wrote a notebook, the panel stays on “No analysis yet”.
• The Markdown export drops images.

Read nextComposerThe chat whose work this panel renders.