The admin control room. Real Fiverr-mode employee auth (an HMAC-signed authority cookie, gated on an @fiverr.com claim or an allowlist) fixes the /api/admin 501, and on top of it lands a PM/CS dashboard: the signed-up → engaged → brief → search → concierge → offers → handoff funnel with conversion %, a 14-day timeseries, 24h per-agent LLM calls / cost / errors, and the live attention list.
Operator takeover. A Conversation tab now leads project detail — the live transcript spectated over the client's Pusher channel, pause / resume the agent, and reply-as-Hitch (persisted + published as a normal assistant message, so the client SPA needs no change). Plus employee-scoped brief exports.
Auto-flag & the ops loop. Every client message is triaged for explicit human-asks and frustration (a regex fast-path, then an optional small-LLM pass that runs concurrently so replies are never delayed); flags dedup per conversation and auto-resolve on reply / resume, and a new flag fires a Slack webhook deep-linking the admin SPA. With it: cost & weekly-cohort analytics, an operator audit log, and shared CS saved replies.
Suggested future projects. Multi-talent scope no longer splits a project into an umbrella / task graph — ATLAS keeps the project on what the client needs now and saves the other parts via save_suggested_projects, MIRA announces the roadmap, and the "New project" screen lists them (accepting one seeds the new project's first message). The old Project Map decomposition is retired.
Crew. Avishay's brief redesign suite lands — the brief becomes an editorial canvas with a draggable % dock, containerless interview widgets with a top-right change toast, an in-chat thinking bubble, tap-to-send chips, and persisted widget answers (#43–#55).