diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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+++ b/README.md
@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ see the parse tree — with no install, no C++ toolchain, and no VS Code.
 | Phase | What | State |
 |---|---|---|
 | **1. Stopgap** | `openvscode-server` container with the real `dehilster.nlp` extension baked in | **in this repo** — see [stopgap/](stopgap/) |
-| **2. Studio** | Purpose-built web app: Monaco front end + an API server running the engine | **started** — in [studio/](studio/): the editor, and running analyzers through a local run server |
-| **Shared lists** | `@visualtext/analyzer-views`: the pass sequence and knowledge base as web components, for the studio and any other page that lists an analyzer | **in this repo** — see [analyzer-views/](analyzer-views/) |
+| **2. Studio** | Purpose-built web app: Monaco front end + an API server running the engine | **live** — in [studio/](studio/): the editor, the run server, analyzers opened from GitHub and committed back, deployed at studio.visualtext.org/studio/ for invited people |
+| **Shared views** | `@visualtext/analyzer-views`: the sequence, knowledge base, output files, parse trees, code, log and values as web components, for the studio and any other page that shows an analyzer | **released** — see [analyzer-views/](analyzer-views/) |
 | **3. Client-side** | Emscripten/WASM build of the engine for zero-server demos | speculative |
 
 Phase 1 exists to have something live quickly — a "Try NLP++" button for
@@ -39,7 +39,8 @@ npm run dev                  # in a second terminal: http://localhost:5173
 ```
 
 Edit an analyzer and press **Run** (F5) to run it on the input file. Under the editor, **Output**
-lists the files it wrote, with **Problems** and **Log** beside it; the same files are listed in
+shows the values the run found — the fields its `output.json` filled, by name — and lists the
+files it wrote, with **Problems** and **Log** beside it; the same files are listed in
 the file list under **Output**, and its parse tree under **Parse trees**, each with the icon the
 VS Code extension gives it. Click one and it fills the
 editor, read-only — a tree coloured as the extension colours trees, node names green, rewrites
diff --git a/analyzer-views/README.md b/analyzer-views/README.md
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@@ -4,10 +4,11 @@ This package shows an NLP++ analyzer's pass sequence, knowledge base, run result
 [NLP++ extension for VS Code](https://github.com/VisualText/vscode-nlp) does, on any web page.
 It works with plain DOM code, React or any other framework.
 
-It exists so that every page that lists an analyzer does it the same way. NLP Studio uses it
-today, and the admin console's Browse and run is next. A rule is changed once, here: for
-example, the knowledge base lists only `.dict` and `.kbb` files, never the engine's `.kb`
-files.
+It exists so that every page that lists an analyzer does it the same way. NLP Studio uses it,
+and so does the admin console's Browse and run, which installs it from a release. A rule is
+changed once, here, and both pages get it: the knowledge base lists only `.dict` and `.kbb`
+files and never the engine's `.kb` files, a switched-off pass keeps the number the engine
+gives it, and a `-DEV` run's per-pass trees and rule matches are read the same way in each.
 
 ## Use