June 2026 — highlights for erc7824/nitrolite: delivered a critical channel-logic bug fix and a security upgrade in MCP; improved reliability and security posture, with regression coverage and CI validations for Go SDK and MCP workflows.

May 2026 monthly summary for erc7824/nitrolite focusing on delivering business value through SDK reliability, secure packaging, and UX improvements. The month featured targeted drift/compatibility work, hardened release workflows, and security remediations that reduce risk and accelerate client adoption across MCP/SDK ecosystems.

April 2026 — Delivered a unified MCP server across TypeScript and Go SDKs, modernized TypeScript compatibility and tooling, and introduced on-chain balance querying. These changes reduce integration friction, improve cross-SDK consistency, and strengthen production readiness for AI tooling. Highlights include unified MCP surface, Node.js ESM compatibility improvements, and a streamlined API surface with deprecated endpoints removed.

March 2026: Strengthened developer experience and runtime reliability through SDK compatibility enhancements and expanded API surface in the Nitrolite compat layer, including auth message creation, app session signing utilities, improved error handling, and up-to-date docs and lifecycle examples. Reconciled compat SDK with core SDK v1.2.0, surfacing 15+ new APIs across token locking, app registry, queries, channel actions, app sessions, and lifecycle wait-for-close; updated docs and examples; aligned package surface to new API surface. Fixed NitroliteClient token approval logic to improve reliability across the approval flow. Documentation, tests, and build validations across multiple packages were enhanced, including build-size metrics, migration guides, and lifecycle examples. Overall, these changes reduce integration risk, accelerate partner onboarding, and enable broader feature usage across apps.

October 2025 performance summary for metamask-docs focusing on feature delivery and impact. Key feature delivered: user-facing Embedded Wallets Funding Documentation within the Wallet Services UI, detailing funding by card and funding by QR code, with newly created images to illustrate these options. This work aligns with Wallet Services onboarding and improves user understanding and adoption. The update is associated with commit 06f253101b1042dfad3a18e9e1da39f895fb86cf ("Add ss for funding section (#2385)"), documenting the funded flows and visuals.