Each row is one wheel. The table shows the cryptographic evidence found inside
it: which primitive families and libraries it carries and how they link, then
what that evidence means through the FIPS lens: the class badge, the relations,
and the reasons behind them.
It reports evidence, not a decision. Nothing here says a wheel is fine to ship
on a FIPS host. A human makes that call; this report exists to make it an
informed one.
Click a row for the full evidence: findings, binaries, wheel metadata, errors
and the raw record. Click a column name to sort. Filter by class, OpenSSL
linkage or "needs review only", or type part of a filename or rule id in the
search box. Every column and filter has a "?" beside it, and Reference (in
Help) explains every value.
Where to start: the "needs review" chip. Those are the wheels a rule asked a
human to look at. OPAQUE means the tool could not read enough to say, not that
nothing is there.