# Clipwell source-run web-picker capture candidate

These are real pixels and short silent screen recordings of Clipwell's
browser-served Solid picker at `/app`, running against the actual .NET 10 daemon
from Clipwell source commit `db2d650`. They are **not** captures of the Windows
Avalonia picker or finished release films.

The fixture is seven fictional clipboard rows in an isolated database. The
daemon ran with `CLIPWELL_DATA_DIR` under `/var/tmp`, `CLIPWELL_NO_WATCH=1`,
`CLIPWELL_NO_SWEEP=1`, and `CLIPWELL_ALLOW_SEED=1`. The gated developer seed
endpoint inserted the rows; a normal `POST /api/clipboard/sensitive` flagged
the fictional `SAMPLE-ONLY-PRIVATE-ROW`, and a normal pin action marked one
code row. The real web picker displayed a masked flagged row. The
`picker-sensitive-search` screenshots and `picker-search` videos show the
picker's search for `SAMPLE-ONLY`; both themes use the same database.

`poster-source.html` composes an **actual overview screenshot crop** with
editorial text and an annotation on the visible masked row. Its MCP claim is
source-backed by `d14aa3a`: recent/search omit flagged items and get-text
refuses them. It is **not** a mock MCP response or proof that every REST client
is denied access. The full local REST picker view intentionally remains.

This folder is a review candidate. The paired WebMs are silent source footage,
not Cartesia-narrated Remotion films. Human visual/audio review, final voice,
Remotion render, timed captions, media-host byte verification and public
changelog linking remain open.