Every row here was true at the moment ITS OWN PLATE was surveyed — and the plates are not all the same age, because a refresh re-scans only the surfaces that drifted. A Mac does not hold still — agents install themselves, containers come and go, ports rotate — so the only honest thing this page can do is tell you how old each part of it is.
This page deliberately cannot re-scan your machine. Nothing here executes anything, which is the same rule that keeps every kill command in this atlas inert documentation. Refreshing is a command you run yourself:
bash ~/Projects/mac-atlas/_build/refresh-atlas.sh
That runs a drift sweep — naming exactly what has changed on the machine since this snapshot — then rebuilds this page. It is read-only: it enumerates, it never mutates. If the sweep reports drift and you want the changed surfaces re-scanned first:
bash ~/Projects/mac-atlas/_build/refresh-atlas.sh --rescan
Reload this page after either command to see the new survey.