Changelog

Wallet 0.3.0, Testimonials 0.3.0, Faucet 0.3.0

New design ("Ledger"). One monochrome look for the wallet, both apps and this site, taken from real wallets: Fuse's balance and confirm sheet, Family's account header, send keypad and black dark mode, Phantom's action tiles and sending ring, Glow's connect sheet. Light and dark both; colour only for status. Private is shown by a lock and a label.
Approvals read like a sentence. One line says what happens ("Send 1 LGO to Savings"), then the amount, the full destination and short rows. Native transfers show "Built into LEZ"; a program whose source doesn't match is labelled Source mismatch; a token transfer proposed by an app now shows the asset, amount and destination.
Verified by you counts. A program you rebuilt with logos-kit verify-program shows as verified on approval sheets too.

The official LEZ testnet is the default. The wallet, the CLI (--zone defaults to lez-testnet) and the SDK (chain: "lez:testnet") use https://testnet.lez.logos.co, which runs LEZ v0.3.0. The engine is re-pinned to that release (db66590). The preview network stays listed for wallets that saved it. See Networks.
Testnet faucet: Logos Kit's drip for the testnet, 1 LGO per request, each account once an hour. The wallet's Get test LGO and the SDK's requestFunds use it automatically.
Testimonial program on the testnet: 5YoH3xjhgeKt2mcJXW7c31bqDNCWWA4CRJxVdvzFvVef, immutable, TESTIMONIAL_PROGRAMS["lez:testnet"]. Posts there count for LP-0021. The wallet recognises only the v0.3.0 testimonial image, so the preview network's program shows as unrecognised.
LGO units. The native token is LOGOS (LGO), 1 LGO = 10^9 lepta. The wallet, the apps and the CLI show LGO with up to 9 decimals, nothing rounded. The SDK and the CLI's --json stay in lepta; send --amount also takes LGO (2.5, 2.5LGO, 3 LGO).
Slower inclusion handled: the wallet waits up to about 6 minutes before it reports a send as not included.

On npm: @logos-kit/client, @logos-kit/codec, @logos-kit/protocol and @logos-kit/theme 0.1.0. Future releases publish from GitHub Actions through npm trusted publishing, with provenance.
Redesigned wallet and apps. A new component kit ported from 21st.dev components: approval sheets lead with the asset, amount and full destination; proving shows a step timeline; toasts, sheets, skeleton loaders, an animated balance, a copy-to-check address chip; keyboard focus on every control and stronger contrast in both themes.
Token create confirms as success from the holder's balance.
Testimonial evidence counts each author's own transactions before their post (prior activity), read from the blocks.
Preview faucet: restart-safe ledger (a request key is never paid twice), per-visitor limits, Retry-After.
Docs rewritten with a new structure, guides per task, a CLI reference and current screenshots.

Preview network. The wallet, CLI and SDK default to lez:preview, Logos Kit's public LEZ 0.3 network, with a built-in faucet. The official testnet still runs 0.2.
New apps in the catalog: Logos Kit Testimonials and Logos Kit Faucet.
Approval sheets show the requesting app's icon and name, with the module name Basecamp attests.
Testimonial posts re-check their stats page at signing, so a page that filled during approval no longer costs a failed transaction.
Honest outcomes everywhere: public token sends now confirm as success from the sender's token balance; the apps show Done only on success, with a "not confirmed yet" state for unknown.
SDK: lateResult for approvals slower than 45 s; lez_chainId so apps follow the wallet's network; lez_openExplorer for sandboxed explorer links (connected apps only, rate-limited); private faucet claims report the public account that was paid (fundedAccount).
Conformance kit: a scenario-driven fake wallet and just conformance <dapp>.
CLI: the wallet folder flag is --home (logos-kit call works again).

First catalog release: the Logos Kit core module and wallet app, signed, for macOS arm64 and Linux x86-64 and arm64.
Public and private accounts, the native token and tokens, local proving, decoded approvals with source verification, grants, auto-lock, backups.