{
  "_comment": "Registry of hardware profiles for the SecLog proof site. Each entry points to a self-contained bundle dir and a zipped download. The site loads this file first, lets the visitor pick a profile, and runs the in-browser verifier against the selected bundle. Order matters — first-in-list is the default.",
  "profiles": [
    {
      "slug": "aws-c8g-8xl",
      "label": "AWS Graviton4",
      "subtitle": "EC2 c8g.8xlarge · 32 vCPU · Linux",
      "bundle_dir": "bundles/aws-c8g-8xl/",
      "download": "seclog-proof-bundle-aws-c8g-8xl.zip",
      "note": "Freshest datacentre-grade ARM on AWS. Neoverse V2 cores, same family as the Apple M-series."
    },
    {
      "slug": "apple-m2-pro",
      "label": "Apple M2 Pro",
      "subtitle": "10-core ARM · macOS 25.3",
      "bundle_dir": "bundles/apple-m2-pro/",
      "download": "seclog-proof-bundle-apple-m2-pro.zip",
      "note": "Modern laptop-class silicon. Demonstrates that the engine is not reliant on server-class hardware."
    },
    {
      "slug": "intel-i7-6700",
      "label": "Intel i7-6700",
      "subtitle": "2015 Skylake · 4C/8T · shared Linux host",
      "bundle_dir": "bundles/intel-i7-6700/",
      "download": "seclog-proof-bundle-intel-i7-6700.zip",
      "note": "Ten-year-old desktop CPU on a noisy shared host. The floor, not the ceiling."
    }
  ]
}