docs(readme): swap hero GIF to the live dashboard view#178
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Replace the pcap-replay hero with the real-time dashboard GIF (total calls, TTFT, E2E latency, error rate, throughput, call volume, latency percentiles, agent activity/distribution). Update the alt-text and the caption (dropped the stale '247 calls → 12 agent turns' line, which no longer matched the image). README src path (docs/images/hero.gif) and the pcap quick-start narrative are unchanged.
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PR #178 is a docs-only change that swaps the hero GIF in README.md for a live-dashboard recording and updates the surrounding alt-text/caption to describe the dashboard's actual contents (TTFT, latency, throughput, error rate, per-agent mix) rather than the old "247 calls → 12 agent turns" narrative. The src path is unchanged so no link breakage, the new alt-text lists only generic metric category names (no values, IPs, credentials, hostnames, or paths), and the commit message accurately matches the diff. APPROVE.
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README.md:18— newalttext reads as a description of the live dashboard view; no sensitive values, only metric category names (TTFT, E2E latency, error rate, token throughput, call volume by API, latency percentiles, agent activity/distribution).README.md:18—src="docs/images/hero.gif"unchanged; path is stable, so no broken image link elsewhere in the repo.README.md:22— caption rewritten to match the new image; old "247 calls → 12 agent turns" phrasing dropped, consistent with the commit message claim.- Surrounding quick-start narrative (install one-liner,
--pcap-file/--no-retentionreplay,#30-second-quick-startanchor link) is untouched — the anchor target still exists atREADME.md:27. docs/images/hero.gifbinary swap (70 KB → 352 KB) is consistent with replacing a short demo clip with a longer live-dashboard recording; no path change.- No Rust, SQL, schema, console, or config files touched — schema-drift, body-scan, stale-queryKey, capture-pipeline, and mode-switch checks are all not applicable by construction.
- Sensitive-information scan of the two text lines: no private IPs, no credentials/keys, no internal hostnames or machine paths, no team/app identifiers. The numbers "247" and "12" are removed, not added.
- Commit message (
docs(readme): swap hero GIF to the live dashboard view) matches the diff exactly — no scope drift between commit claim and actual changes.
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What
Swap the README hero from the pcap-replay demo to the live dashboard GIF
(total calls, TTFT, E2E latency, error rate, token throughput, call volume,
latency percentiles, and agent activity/distribution).
docs/images/hero.gifreplaced (1280×720, animated)longer matched the image
The
hero.giffilename is reused (READMEsrcunchanged), and the pcapquick-start narrative + blockquote are kept (product's core flow is unchanged).
Docs-only — no binary or version impact.