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Kleros1h ago

Kleros September 2026 dev update: Court V2 juror gate, Atlas releases

Kleros published its September 2026 development update, recapping work across the court, backend, bridge, prediction and AI products. - Court V1: shared case page links now open on the correct chain, and disabled buttons got clearer styling. - Court V2: fixed withdrawals when only one side funds an appeal; building a per-court juror gate so disputes that start with AI jurors can reach human jurors in the parent Commerce court on appeal; contract hardening and red-teaming ongoing. - Atlas shipped v1.12.0 and v1.13.0, with per-product notification subscriptions merged. - Vea: new VeaShi routes for Robinhood and Tempo, a deployment on Arc, and a third validator. - Foresight: Devcon attendance and satisfaction markets went live (later extended to 30 September); the permissionless app gained a prediction page and trade wallet. - Proof of Humanity V2: revamped interface live since end of August with follow-up fixes in September. - Scout/Curate: Hyperliquid and Arc support, the full 5,000+ token list restored, and Curate V1 deprecation notices added; API3 plans to integrate Scout data. - AI/agents: ClawBank filed the first disputes through the new dispute service, an x402 integration kit landed on testnet, and a new AI agent juror joined the Court V2 experiment.

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