Map the workspace. Verify every edge.

The 30-second proof

Index turns an unfamiliar workspace into a dependency graph, checks a named relationship back to file-and-line evidence, fits the relevant system into a bounded context envelope, and renders the result as an offline workbench.

Silent, captioned on screen. The exact terminal text is available in the sanitized transcript below.

The observed result

• Graph: three internal dependencies, each supported by independent import and manifest signals.
• Verification: MATCH for operator-console -> routing-service, witnessed at pyproject.toml:5.
• Context envelope: MATCH at 738 of 1,200 tokens, with all three repositories retained and 0 omitted.
• Offline atlas: 3 repositories, 4 authored documents, and 12 knowledge edges in one self-contained artifact.

The full 118-second workflow

The long cut preserves the fixture, graph, check, context envelope, workbench, map, context lens, and atlas handoff. It is a visual edit assembled from the exact transcript and real generated Index screenshots, not a simulated shell session.

Run path

python -m index_graph graph --root .\workspace
python -m index_graph verify --root .\workspace --depends "operator-console -> routing-service"
python -m index_graph context-envelope --root .\workspace --focus operator-console --budget 1200
python -m index_graph workbench --root .\workspace --budget 1200 --out .\index-workbench.html
python -m index_graph atlas --root .\workspace --format html --out .\index-atlas.html

Claim boundary

This fixture is deliberately small enough to inspect by hand. It proves the workflow, evidence model, bounded-context path, and generated workbench. It is not a scale benchmark and does not claim that every repository language or dependency shape is covered. Re-running the documented commands is the final check.

Recorded and verified 2026-07-12. Both videos are H.264, 1920 x 1080, 30 fps, and contain no audio. The publication package was scanned for private paths and credential-shaped strings.