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Every figure wdm plots draws for the current diet, from the real record as of October 28, 2026. They are regenerated, with the presentation’s numbers, by one script whenever new days are logged, so nothing here is drawn by hand. The documentation explains how to read each one.
Weight and body composition
What the model has learned
