Product changes with attributable evidence.

• Replaced the custom injected-provider picker with Reown AppKit for EVM wallet selection.
• Made the Connect button explicitly target AppKit's Connect view instead of opening either Reown's account view or the SHREDDAR profile.
• Kept the adjacent SHREDDAR usage profile as a separate control and retained the no-signature, no-transaction, no-payment boundary.

• Added EIP-6963 discovery and an explicit provider picker so multiple extensions no longer compete for window.ethereum.
• Retained a validated EIP-1193 fallback for legacy single-provider wallets.
• Added actionable rejection, pending-request, authorization, disconnection, unsupported-method, and extension-internal error states.
• Kept the connector read-only apart from user-approved account exposure: it requests no signature, transaction, approval, or payment.

• Replaced the single long documentation page with grouped Start Here, Concepts, Build, Reference, and Project collections.
• Added persistent desktop navigation, mobile site menu, article search, on-page navigation, copyable code, adjacent-page links, and agent-readable llms.txt.
• Added original SHREDDAR architecture, compiler-boundary, and integration visuals.
• Published complete reference pages for API, policies, configuration, limits, security, token state, roadmap, and FAQ.

• Shipped MCP and Agent Skill setup for OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, OpenAI Codex, Claude Code, and generic hosts.
• Added optional injected-wallet connection and a user profile with truthful pre-launch $SHRED status.
• Added receipt-level input token meters and pricing state while leaving cost unavailable until a rate exists.

• Introduced the collapsible app navigation shell, mobile drawer, deep-linked workspaces, and comprehensive product lab.
• Published individual, project, developer, and AI-agent workflow guidance on the website and in the app.

• Converted the complete request path into a seven-stage branded carousel with keyboard, swipe, autoplay, and reduced-motion support.
• Published live-versus-planned architecture, model layers, cryptography, limits, stack versions, and evaluation gates.

Earlier alpha releases established the browser-local proof, self-hosted gateway, privacy policies, Vault, receipts, hardened containers, app-first website, crypto disclosures, pons launch plan, and dedicated $SHRED, utility, security, product, and privacy pages.