CHANGELOG.
LIVE BUILD.

Sellers of goods are judged on a fourth criterion: messages answered within 48 hours. Only the times are read, never the words.

A brand with the sellers it needs can close the door to new applications, with a note, and still get messages.

"Where should this ship from?" now shows the origin, the carriers' quotes and the promised date. Buyers can file a resale certificate from the pay link.

A brand with more than 1,000 products now sees all of them, and shipping, stock and tax figures count every one.

Every participant has “GRAJ · Live support” pinned under their agent. A real person reads and answers it.

Some brands sell through GRAJ but bill stores through their own system. Their orders now say who bills the store, and GRAJ never asks the store to pay.

Everybody starts at 5%. If GRAJ ever sets a lower rate for you, you are told why and can see it on your account page.

A slow connection now shows a page that says so and retries, and a screen left open across an update reloads itself.

To solve a problem, GRAJ can open one read-only view of a participant. Every look is recorded on your account.

One person, one login. Add people to help without sharing it, prove a profile is yours, and hand it on without losing your own account.

A key that named a person instead of an attempt meant every payout after the first said “already paid” and moved nothing.

A sweep of all 677 API routes, the worst closed, and a build gate so a new one cannot ship without an identity check.

The money invariants read data, and data drifts without anyone committing. Four checks now run every night.

The full transaction spine: sales channels, tiered pricing, net terms & invoices, delivery, shipping, and live selling.

A single page for the whole stack — the five layers (Identity, Transaction, Intelligence, Interface, Physical) and the seven physical pillars.

Protocol-branded gear — tees, hoodies, caps, and more. Drops to participants first.

Garages, Markets, Studios, Parks, Fests, Gear, and Games — the real-world network, each with its own home on the protocol.

Added GMROI, freight-per-unit, inventory turns, cash-discount, and container-fill — every tool now has a plain-English "how it works".

A real map of who is on the protocol — avatar pins that cluster and break apart, tap for a mini profile, scroll the cards to highlight pins.

Both rebuilt as scannable cards — 38 questions across 11 topics and 61 defined terms.

Each industry now carries its own identity color across its hero and cards — like the roles and agents already do.

One card design across the protocol — role-color cover, colored G, title, and sub-copy so color always signals role.

Wholesale pricing, catalog, and partners are participant-only. Logged-out visitors see the story, then a sign-in prompt.

Participant profiles stack cleanly on phones — no more content running off the right edge.

Wholesale, manufacturing, healthcare, construction, energy, transportation, housing and more — each has a real page.

A playbook for all 11 participant roles, plus a documentation hub and an participants overview.

Browse the directory of brands, sellers, buyers, and every other role live on the protocol.

A live view of participants and activity on the protocol — commerce happening in real time.

Agent-native access so external AI can read and act on the protocol through MCP.

A developer SDK for building on the protocol — the fastest path from idea to integration.

A single index of the protocol's surface — every role, tool, industry, and system in one map.

Turn your protocol profile and numbers into a shareable pitch deck.

A cross-brand cart that checks out as one multi-brand order — buyers can place their own orders end to end.

Save shipping addresses and tokenized payment methods, then reorder any past order at current pricing.

A seller can email a Stripe payment link or mark a customer order paid — reaching customers with no account.

A seller-entered customer can claim their own account and become a full self-service buyer, inheriting history.

Every brand-store account has an owning seller; commission routes to the owner no matter who places the order.

The seller who secured an account earns a flat 3% residual on every reorder — funded by GRAJ, taken from no participant.

Residual flows only to a departed-but-active originator, and is permanently forfeited after 90 idle days.

Orders move through a real pending → shipped → in-transit → delivered lifecycle with carrier, tracking, and ETA.

Two sellers can partner on an account and split the commission automatically, to the cent.

Sellers connect a Stripe account and receive real transfers of earned commission and residual.

Collect the buyer's payment at order time via Stripe, funding the balance payouts draw from.

Refunds reverse every party proportionally to the cent, with an immutable, reconstructable audit trail.

Database constraints plus a 20-invariant suite make bad money states impossible, gated in CI and hourly cron.

Every money event posts balanced, append-only double-entry ledger records — the financial source of truth.

The 1% mission contribution physically moves into a dedicated, tracked account on every payment.

Every participant starts at 5.0; ratings are per-transaction, recency-weighted, and always shown with a count.

Both parties review each other after a deal, with a response path — and reviewing earns contribution points.

Everyone gets a unique referral link; a completed signup rewards the referrer, tracked and idempotent.

Two founding tracks — Protocol Pioneer (first 5,000 worldwide) and City Pioneer (500 per role per market).

Bronze → Legend perks wired to real behavior — faster settlement, higher limits, verified badge, and more.

Only brand, seller, and buyer are live; the other 8 roles are clearly marked Coming Soon with a waitlist.

An outbox that emails order, payment, shipping, and welcome notifications — even to customers with no account.

In-app notifications at every meaningful event — orders, commission, payouts, ratings, partnerships, governance.

Closed anon-key read/write exposure on reference, financial, and app-data tables — money locked to service role.

A Playwright layer loads every page for every role and fails the build on new rendering defects.

Every action is hashed into a Merkle tree and anchored to Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps. Verify any receipt in your browser.

Every meaningful action writes to an append-only events table — the protocol's activity of record.

Scan a code to walk a product's chain of custody — every hop from maker to shelf, on the record.