DOPSYCHO turns audited templates into editable experiment structure, then compiles each study into a runnable browser task with explicit data fields.
The workflow starts with structured experiment data. Phases, routines, components, timing, variables, canvas layout, and data fields stay readable before the task is compiled.
The builder separates experiment design from code output. Reviewers can adjust the task in visual and form-based controls, then compile the same structure into browser-runnable output.
The audit gate is designed to catch common launch failures before a participant sees the task: blank screens, missing buttons, invalid branches, weak export fields, low trial counts, and failed runtime smoke tests.
A good first use case is a small experiment that needs clean response mapping and clear rows in the exported data: Stroop, Simon, Flanker, Go/No-Go, or a short survey followed by a timed task.
The public builder preview shows the experiment workflow directly. The assessment homepage covers public tests, while the experiment overview documents editable structure, browser delivery, and review checks.
The generator drafts structured experiment data, then a compiler creates a browser-runnable jsPsych-style task from that structure.
Editors can review and change phases, routines, loops, branches, randomization, stimuli, timing, canvas placement, keys, variables, and export fields.
The audit layer checks empty screens, missing response paths, weak data fields, broken flow references, runtime smoke results, and publishing readiness.
Good first targets include Stroop, Simon, Flanker, Go/No-Go, reaction-time sorting, attention checks, and short survey-plus-task designs.