Feature releases and product updates from the Vallit team — what shipped, how it works, who it’s for.
Kian is being rebuilt. The first checkpoint of that rebuild — Phase α — is live. A deterministic sampler now fans out ten percent of WTM widget traffic to a second, shadow call against Claude Sonnet 4.6, logged alongside the production response so we can diff the two without changing what the customer sees.
Two quiet fixes landed together. A global MotionConfig wrapper now pipes prefers-reduced-motion straight into every framer-motion animation on the marketing site, and the insights-pulse scatter chart seeds its random points so the server and the browser render the same shapes.
Vallit, WTM, and the internal dashboards used to drift. Each surface had its own flavor of indigo, its own type scale, its own notion of what calm-authority looked like in a button. A single shared-ui tokens layer now replaces that drift with one source of truth.
This is the page you're reading. It's new. Vallit used to ship releases into Slack and forget about them — good for velocity, bad for anyone outside the build loop who wanted to know what changed and when. The changelog exists so that stops.