The engine takes the reference session's first two hours, searches every regular-hours session in the MNQ library for mornings that ran the same shape, and draws what those mornings did afterwards on top of it. It picks the matches; you judge the rhyme.
Day types come from the estate's own MNQ day table. A dash means the table does not yet cover that date — it is rebuilt on its own cadence and the page will not invent a label it does not have.
One choice for each of these, fixed before the first run and printed here so the page can be argued with. Nothing below was searched over, and the admission distance in particular is re-derived on this library rather than carried across from the crypto instrument — a similarity gate tuned on crypto minutes says nothing about how alike two MNQ mornings can get.