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Changelog

August 18, 2026

Proof receipts and experimental rewrite lab

  • Added visible Proof Receipt v2 results with exact SHA-256 fingerprints, capability states, and authorship left undetermined
  • Added privacy-safe JSON downloads and copyable proof summaries without including source or cleaned text
  • Added the same versioned proof contract to the single-scan API with accurate browser-local versus server generation labels
  • Added an off-by-default local iterative rewrite experiment with one to three capped attempts
  • Preserved the immutable original and rejected candidates that change numbers, URLs, or too much wording
  • Added explicit inconclusive states, evaluator details, attempt evidence, and zero remote-model cost
  • Published versioned experiment fixtures and prohibited provider-removal or authorship claims

August 17, 2026

Provider trust and failure isolation

  • Added a machine-readable provider capability endpoint
  • Separated Failed from Inconclusive provider results
  • Prevented detector outages or malformed responses from being presented as clean results
  • Updated Chrome review, extension package, indexing, and sitemap status

August 16, 2026

Verification and distribution hardening

  • Published a reproducible artifact benchmark with downloadable fixtures
  • Added a self-hosted Docker API with API-key protection, batch scanning, health checks, and OpenAPI documentation
  • Added format-aware WebP, AVIF, HEIC, C2PA-reference, embedded-image, and document-container inspection
  • Prepared a synchronized extension candidate with exact copy confirmations, shared provider configurations, and 6,000 provider-specific conversation fixtures
  • Added release blocking when Chrome, Edge, or Firefox packages differ from extension source

August 13, 2026

Transparent comparison update

  • Added side-by-side original and cleaned text comparison
  • Added a paragraph-level artifact map with exact finding counts
  • Added privacy-preserving comparison analytics
  • Confirmed Google sitemap success with 37 discovered pages
  • At the time of this entry, Chrome review remained unresolved; use the current status page for present availability

August 12, 2026

Chrome and open-source launch

  • A Chrome Web Store listing was recorded at the time; this historical entry does not establish its current served version
  • An npm publication was recorded at the time; this historical entry does not establish the current registry version
  • GitHub source released under MIT
  • Google sitemap accepted with 30 discovered pages
  • Instant local extension scanning prepared for version 0.2

August 11, 2026

Production launch

  • Local text scanner and cleaner launched
  • Provider-specific search pages published
  • Batch workflow, reports, accounts, and Stripe subscription hooks deployed
  • Chrome extension version 0.1.1 submitted