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# 2026-06-17 — Public browser receipts

* Added anonymous, hash-only public receipt creation from the Hub.
* Added public receipt URLs, proof bundles, and browser verification.
* Added a single-use, 24-hour claim token for private-workspace handoff.
* Updated CLI login and the Python convenience path for self-serve onboarding.
* Published rawctx Python package `0.3.39` for the activation flow.

Anonymous receipts store SHA-256 fingerprints rather than raw text. They are a public demonstration path and are not suitable for predictable personal data, secrets, or production tenant retention requirements.


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