> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.contracts.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Changelog

> What is live on contracts.io, dated — and nothing that is not.

**2026-09-02**

The site

**The homepage.** "Contracts made simple." on cream, with the real composer under
it — the control the app mounts, not a screenshot of it — and the sample contract a
single sentence turns into. Below it: the three ways in, the redline section, what
the other side sees, and the room.

**The door.** One field. The plus opens a real file picker and takes more than one
file; the microphone is drawn only where the browser can genuinely listen;
governing law stands at the bottom right beside send. Nothing runs before sign-in,
and the gate says so at the press.

**The governing-law picker.** 184 pickable places under ten counted regions, search
that resolves cities, Popular as one plain word, and more than one allowed. An
anchored card at 640 and above, a bottom sheet below it, built from one body of
markup so they cannot drift.

**The place pages.** [contracts.io/law](https://contracts.io/law) — an index and a
page for every legal unit, each with an "In brief" block of Wikidata facts, the
source named and Wikipedia linked. No legal-system row anywhere, by proof rather
than omission.

**The template catalogue.** [contracts.io/templates](https://contracts.io/templates)
— an index and 87 kinds across twelve shelves. The twelve the door recognises wear
"In the library"; the other 75 say plainly that the door does not match them. No
download anywhere; every page ends at "Start it at the door".

**The blog.** [contracts.io/blog](https://contracts.io/blog) — three posts:
*Accepting is not signing*, *What "governing law" actually decides*, and *One
field, not a form: how contracts.io reads your sentence*.

**For agents.** `/llms.txt` and `/llms-full.txt` covering every URL, a static
sitemap, and a `robots.txt` that names sixteen read, search and training agents
and allows them.

**2026-09-02**

These docs

**contracts.io docs, first cut.** This site, in the house palette: the door,
governing law, templates, redlines and the room, accepting is not signing, Lex,
crawlers and the questions.

**The model, written down.** [Anatomy of a contract](https://docs.contracts.io/anatomy.md) carries
CONTRACT-SCHEMA v0 — the twelve nouns, the three signature states and the eight
laws the schema enforces with real checks. Both questions the docs review found
open are now answered: a Version is minted on Send *and* at signing, and governing
law is always a list. [Glossary](https://docs.contracts.io/glossary.md) picks one word per thing and says what
lost.

**The hole, named.** CANON-1 — the canonicalisation every signature's hash depends
on — still does not exist, and the anatomy page says so rather than burying it.

**An API tab.** The HTTP surface and the MCP server, moved in from the design
repo under one banner: draft, ahead of the backend, nothing live yet.

[ClauseBench](https://docs.contracts.io/benchmark.md) is in preparation, and its page carries the terms it
will be built under rather than a number.


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