Changes worth knowing about.

August 2, 2026

Evidence-first public release policy

Public product pages distinguish verified runtime evidence, planned source routes, illustrative content, and release candidates.

August 2, 2026

Public status and provider exposure hardened

Public routes no longer expose generated provider inventories or legacy local-auth assets. Runtime availability is presented through the status experience.

August 2, 2026

Fixed performance claims removed from public copy

Public pages no longer assert fixed accuracy, uptime, source-count, or response-time figures without a dated, independently reviewable evaluation artifact.

August 2, 2026

Browser extension release-candidate integrity details

The downloadable extension is labelled as a release candidate and includes an integrity checksum. It is not presented as a store-published release.

Ongoing

Compliance language requires independent evidence

Certification, regulatory, and encryption claims are omitted from public marketing until their scope and evidence can be independently reviewed.