How many days before baseline is ready?
A few normal workdays are enough to start, but 7 to 14 days gives a stronger baseline for comparisons.
Enough to begin asking simple comparison questions, but still early.
Better for repeated windows, weekly comparisons, and cleaner Hydrogen answers.
Longer is better only when the days are still comparable and coverage is consistent.
Baseline readiness is about trust
A baseline is ready when the data is stable enough to compare one period against another without guessing from a noisy day.
Quick answers
A few normal workdays are enough to start, but 7 to 14 days gives a stronger baseline for comparisons.
Yes, but early answers should be treated as provisional until coverage becomes more stable.
Interrupted days are still useful context, but they should not carry the same weight as normal workdays.
Install and track first
Track a few normal workdays on Windows, then ask Hydrogen for a comparison once the baseline is ready.