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A software license should come with something more persuasive than a concept drawing. Below are screenshots taken from actual Razorglint UI source or an existing native customer-facing preview. Every capture states what was running and what was simulated.
Prestige-Reforged G2 Search
The genuine current G2 interface renders source-scoped search, text match results, preview and comparison. Test captures used an explicitly authorized synthetic collection and a controlled test engine. Other Assurance Desk areas remain unwired.




EU AI Evidence Readiness Desk
Captured by opening the actual Python local UI server in Chromium. The Add Files screen, navigation, scope labels and controlled input form are real. Evidence-analysis results are not fabricated in these shots. Coverage is limited to the six supported source adapters and Articles 9, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15.


Compliance Drift Detector
An existing native Windows UI photograph accepted for the controlled preview. This is a real interface image, not a Figma rendering or AI-generated product screen. The Windows preview remains unsigned, and public licensing fulfillment is still gated.

Blueprint Roundtrip Engine
The current local Roundtrip Pipeline shows Doctor, Sync, New Case, Snapshot, Verify and Selftest, plus a Docker option marked not connected. The screen itself reports that Doctor and Pantry Match are available; remaining stages are gated, not implied to be working.
Razorglint Elite Bounty Pantry
The current local Pantry Pipeline shows Load Opportunity, Match Pantry, Build Proof Pack, Validate JSON and Export, plus optional disconnected Docker. The status line says Doctor and Pantry Match are available. It does not establish that all subsequent stages run end to end.
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