Why we changed access

The old split between login, onboarding, and product pages created unnecessary route changes at the exact moment teams were trying to understand Souma. That friction was especially obvious for evaluators moving between the homepage, docs, and the first workspace setup step.

We moved that access flow into the Try Souma drawer so the product now opens from a single, consistent control point.

What is now inside the drawer

Login and Create New Workspace now live as two tabs inside the same top bar. The drawer keeps the access flow on the same surface as the homepage, and the workspace setup path now replaces the old standalone onboarding route.

• Existing users can sign in directly from the homepage.
• New teams can create a workspace without leaving the current page.
• The drawer header, spacing, and controls now follow the same platform shell as the rest of Souma.

Docs now reflect the live product

At the same time, we refreshed the docs shell and updated the underlying content so it matches the current platform: RtU-first review workflows, current API routes, Pulse, Evidence, Trust, and the new workspace entry pattern.

That means the written documentation and the live product now describe the same system instead of two different product moments.