The plan is to host the existing 23-panel analysis UI and 42-endpoint REST API right here, so you can run real analysis on a sample binary (or your own) without installing anything.
The playground runs real analysis against uploaded, adversarial-by-nature binary files on a public-facing service. Before that ships, we need explicit answers on: file-size and rate limits, a web-request timeout independent of the CLI's own decode-loop budget, container/VM-level isolation on top of the emulator's interpreter-level sandboxing (the emulator's containment is documented as software-level, not OS-level, in EMULATOR.md), and, most importantly, a stated, visible data-retention policy for anything you upload.
None of that is assumed. Shipping an upload feature before those are real decisions is exactly the kind of thing this project tries not to do: see the hardening requirements this page is blocked on.
The existing 23-panel web UI, unmodified: these are the real panel names from js/server/ui.html:
Same UI, same API, on your own machine against your own binaries: no waiting on Phase 2:
git clone https://github.com/ECLS-Studio/rerius.git
cd Rerius && make
node js/server/server.js
# -> http://localhost:7070