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Put two to four runs side by side — after the comparability preflight, never before it. An invalid comparison is blocked by default, and the numbers are not rendered at all until a reader explicitly overrides it and accepts every labelled mismatch — including a reader who arrived on a link that asked for the override, which is a request to them, never an act performed on their behalf.

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Why this page refuses more than it shows
Two runs are comparable only when every identity field their contracts require is present in both and equal: same suite and contract version, same metric name, unit, aggregation and direction, same evidence tier, same workload and its hash, same dataset, split and preprocessing where the suite is dataset-sensitive, same harness revision, same environment profile, same threshold version, same warmup and measurement protocol, and the same model-serving seam for a served model. Hardware is the one axis a reader may deliberately vary, and varying it licenses nothing else.

In this corpus no two artefacts satisfy that bar — dataset hashes, workload hashes and harness revisions are absent almost everywhere — so every comparison here is blocked. That is a fact about the evidence, not a limitation of this page.

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Every link and every data fetch on this console is origin-relative. One origin fans out by path: / gateway, /video/, /grafana/, /prom/, /api/. An absolute http://localhost:NNNN URL works on exactly one machine, the one it was written on, and is blocked as mixed content the moment the page is served over https, which is how every operator actually reaches this stack.