Release history

A public record
for every change.

Kinder releases are versioned, checksummed, and described without pretending that an alpha package is production-certified.

2.0.0-alpha.1

The first integrated Kinder 2.0 preview.

This release turns the site promise into a manually testable local package while keeping the limitations visible.

Available
  • Local toxicity rewriting in neutral and positive modes
  • Twelve initial logical-fallacy heuristics
  • Per-site disable control
  • No telemetry, accounts, remote inference, or payment code
  • Accessible popup and on-page reasoning disclosures
  • JSON state export, import, and reset-default controls

SHA-256
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Release policy

Every public package should have a semantic version, channel, date, integrity hash, privacy record, source record, known limitations, and exact installation status. “Available” never means “browser-store approved” unless the store listing is actually live.