What applies to your stack

What you type here stays in this tab. It is not sent anywhere, not logged and not counted — a list of your targets, their versions and the capabilities you have connected identifies your organization more precisely than most of what this catalog refuses to collect about runs. The matching runs here, over the index this page already downloaded.

Your targetsWhat your client can invokeWhat your client enforcesThe most dangerous thing to show youThe least trusted thing to show you Keep this in this browser

Describe your environment above and this lists what applies to it — and, for everything that does not, the reason.

Describe what you run — targets and versions, what your client can invoke, how much supervision it enforces — and this lists the procedures that apply to it. For everything that does not, it says why, because “no results” is the least useful thing a catalog can say to somebody who has just described their environment.

Your description never leaves this page. There is no account, no request and no log: the index was downloaded with the page, and the matching runs in your browser over that file. Keeping it in this browser is a checkbox, and unchecking it removes it.

One exclusion is about safety rather than relevance. A procedure declaring a minimum runtime profile above what your client enforces is refused rather than ranked low (§13.3): a procedure that outruns its supervisor is the failure the execution contract exists to prevent, and something ranked low still gets clicked.