Navigation restructured to five items · How it works · demo enquiries by email

• Ten top-level items became five, grouped by what a visitor is trying to do: The problem (who can pull the plug · accepted is not acceptable) · The model (how it works · agents · RAMM · risk scenarios · static scenarios) · Pricing · Library · Partners. The order follows the buying journey: understand the problem, see the model, check the price, verify the substance, meet the ecosystem.
• Internal left the top bar. The release log has no visitor value in the navigation; it is now a footer link on every page. The file stays dev.html, so every existing link still resolves.
• New page: How it works. The architecture — authorisation as the union of everything an agent can already do, read-only digital twins instead of integrations, the RiskGraph, the engines, and the never-in-the-request-path boundary — was stranded inside the plug page, which is an argument rather than a model. It now has its own home, and the plug page keeps a short pointer to it.
• Every "Book a demo" opens a pre-filled enquiry email to the address on file, with a subject and a short prompt for the details we would ask for anyway. Implemented once, in shared navigation, so there is a single place to change when booking becomes a form or a scheduler.
• v0.10.0 is a behaviour-only design version. Its delta is a single file — the shared navigation — so its markup and styling are byte-identical to v0.9.0 and the switcher lets you compare the two honestly. This is the first version in the chain that changes what the site does rather than how it looks.
• Smoke: nav groups, active labels and page lists are now derived from the build manifest rather than hardcoded, so future re-grouping does not require editing tests. 15 groups.