- A new helper that reads the room before doing the heavy work. The system now senses, from the whole conversation, whether you're seriously hiring or just browsing. If you're only window-shopping it quietly takes you to a plain search instead of spinning up the full guided concierge — saving the big effort for people who actually want it. It makes that read once, right when your brief is approved.
- Offers get judged against what you actually asked for. When talent send their offers, the system now weighs each one against your stated budget and the things you said matter, and turns away clear lowballs instead of passing them through. Your must-haves and industry are locked into a snapshot at the moment you approve the brief, so later offers are scored against the real ask, not a drifting version of it.
- When talent says no, we find out why. If a candidate declines, the system now asks them the reason, saves it, and shows it to you — so a "no" comes with context instead of just vanishing.
- A cleaner way to pick a date and answer questions. The date picker got a polish: the day you choose is now easy to read, the calendar commits on a tap, and the controls sit neatly to the side. And instead of a permanent row of suggestion chips, you now get a clear option card only at the moments a real choice needs to be made.
- The assistant offers you the right kind of answer box. When the assistant asks something, the little answer widget it shows now matches the question being asked rather than the thing it just acknowledged — so the buttons and fields fit what you're actually being asked.
- Your uploads can now be read. Groundwork landed so that files you upload are pulled apart, summarized, and turned into something the assistants can actually read and use — the first step toward the helpers understanding your attached documents, not just storing them.
- Nothing important gets thrown away. Closing a project now quietly archives it instead of deleting it, so the conversation with the talent survives. A confusing "show me 3 candidates we filtered out" button was removed, and the assistant no longer sends you to confirm something the research is already about to answer.
- A clearer back office. The internal debug dashboard gained a tab for the new intent helper and now correctly shows which project and person each agent turn belongs to — making it easier for the team to see what happened on any given run.
A brains day: a new intent router (now thirteen helper agents in all), offers judged against your real brief, declines that come with a reason, and the first groundwork for the assistants to read your uploaded files.