I have a GUI that sits on top of a Python “outer loop.” The current build launches, but several issues are blocking reliable use: charts sometimes fail to refresh, form inputs don’t always propagate into the loop, and the real-time status panel stalls after extended runs. Here’s what I need from you: • Step-through testing of the Python outer loop to locate logic, threading, or timing problems. • Debugging of the Windows GUI layer so all three key features—data visualization, user-input forms, and real-time updates—work smoothly together. • Clear, commented fixes (pull request or patch files) and a short report outlining the root causes you found and how they were resolved. The codebase is relatively self-contained, uses standard Python 3.11 libraries plus tkinter for the interface. If additional diagnostic tools such as PyCharm’s debugger or WinDbg come in handy, feel free to use them; just document any configuration steps so I can reproduce results. Acceptance criteria: after your fixes, running the main script should (1) accept form input without freezing, (2) update plots within two seconds of new data, and (3) maintain responsive real-time status for at least a one-hour continuous session. I want the GUI to be expert quality it should feel like a natural part of the pc and be fully customizable. If that sounds straightforward, let’s get started—I’m ready to grant repo access as soon as you’re onboard.