Agentic grid captures

Captured in Chrome on 14 October 2026 from the actual local Veyndo frontend and Rust API, using scripts/grid_directory.py's isolated PostgreSQL review fixture. All names, email addresses and orders shown are synthetic; no merchant password, session token or real customer information is present.

The order records were created through Store API checkout. The AI preview uses a loopback model fixture behind the real central model adapter and Rust planning route, not a live paid provider. Screenshots are not a performance measurement or a claim that every natural-language request is understood by a particular model.

File	Demonstrated state
`orders-en.png`	Shared native order directory, light appearance
`columns-en.png`	Select/reorder columns, density and close control
`ai-preview-en.png`	Explicit filter review before native execution
`orders-dark-en.png`	Same directory in dark appearance
`orders-mobile-en.png`	Applied customer filter at 390 × 844
`mobile-columns-en.png`	Contained touch controls at 390 × 844
`products-en.png`	Native category filter over products
`customers-en.png`	Registered customer directory and translated group label

The temporary viewport override was reset after capture. The isolated review database is disposable. Recreate it with GRID_REVIEW_HOLD=1 when new captures are needed; never use production customer data or expose its private fixture file.

native-contract.svg is a script-free static sequence drawing laid out from the validated native-contract.json; equivalent editable Mermaid source is native-contract.mmd. The Mermaid tool statically validates/exports that source. The SVG uses distinct lifelines for all six owners and native SVG arrows. It depicts owner/message relationships, not measured timings. It is served as an ordinary image so the documentation needs no remote renderer or executable diagram code. Static lint is not a semantic proof or evidence that a specific Mermaid renderer was used.