fix(001): remove All chains tab, per-chain rankings only - #1542
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prom.scalar takes result[0] from multi-series vectors. Prometheus returns series alphabetically so chain=base always comes first — the unfiltered view silently showed Base data for every provider and gave Codex (Base leader at 0.8 s) a false global #1 even though Mobula leads on BNB, Solana and Robinhood. Fix: drop the All chains dimension entry so the bench always shows per-chain data. Base is now the default tab (first in list). Also update seo_description, findings and faq to reference per-chain leaders instead of a misleading cross-chain aggregate.
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prom.scalar takes result[0] from multi-series vectors. Prometheus returns series alphabetically so chain=base always comes first — the unfiltered view silently showed Base data for every provider and gave Codex (Base leader at 0.8 s) a false global #1 even though Mobula leads on BNB, Solana and Robinhood. Fix: drop the All chains dimension entry so the bench always shows per-chain data. Base is now the default tab (first in list). Also update seo_description, findings and faq to reference per-chain leaders instead of a misleading cross-chain aggregate.
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Problem
prom.scalartakesresult[0]from multi-series PromQL vectors. Prometheus returns series in alphabetical label order, sochain="base"always comes first. The unfiltered "All chains" view silently showed Base data for every provider, giving Codex (Base leader at 0.8 s) a false global #1 — even though Mobula leads on BNB (1.0 s), Solana (0.09 s), and Robinhood (0.9 s).Fix
{ value: all, label: All chains }fromdimensions.chain— bench now always shows per-chain data, Base is the default tab{ value: all, label: All regions }indimensions.region— cross-region average for the chart is computed viaprom.series(correct averaging), notprom.scalarrank_matrix_queryis unchanged — product page badges still use correct per-chain cell ranks (Codex gets "on Base", Mobula gets the other three)seo_description,findings[0/4/5/6],faq[0]to reference per-chain leaders instead of a cross-chain aggregate that never existedAfter
/benchmarks/aggregator-head-lagdefaults to Base tab — Codex correctly shows as leader