What changed

Signal Foundry is a product research lab, and the site now says so. Tenali leads the homepage, the nav, the footer and About; Services is gone and its URL goes home; the call to action everywhere is Try Tenali. The founder is named on About.

Goldpan is now Tenali. Release 0.2.0 carries the new name, and tenali.dev describes the local tool: an open-source review queue that runs on your machine, in private beta while the release is finished.

Repositioned around the thesis: Verification-as-a-Service, the human-guided learning loop, and the frontier report. Tools became How it works, Services is new, and the games came off the nav; they still run at their old URLs while they wait for a home of their own.

Portlands is playable. It's a city builder on the real Toronto waterfront: 12,370 homes on Villiers Island by 2045, a quarter of them affordable, four construction sites at a time. It runs from its own deployment rather than out of this repo, and the site proxies it in at /play/portlands.

Tessellate and Portlands are the lineup. Hogtown, Elbows Up, Jam Machine and Quiz Night came off it, and the separate Kids section went with them.

Dropped the orange. The site chrome is ink and cream from here; the only colour on the site comes from the game art.

Added Tools and Writing. The anatomy diagram on the Tools page is the same one the deep-dive essay uses: one drawing, built once.

Removed the scrolling marquee from the homepage. It was decoration pretending to be information.