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By engineering interpretable features from users’ first interactions—such as time to first code run, canvas reuse, rerun frequency, and session cadence—the analysis identifies which early signals are most predictive of long-term success. Interpretable modeling and cohort analysis are used to ensure findings are both statistically sound and actionable.

The results reveal that reproducibility, iteration, and consistent return behavior are stronger predictors of success than raw activity volume or initial complexity. Successful users tend to refine and rerun workflows rather than frequently restarting from scratch, and deployments emerge as an outcome of disciplined workflows rather than a starting point.