- Your uploaded files can finally be read. The whole reading pipeline came together: files you attach — now including
.zip archives — are pulled apart, summarized, and that summary lands right in the chat and on the file's chip, so the assistants actually understand what you sent instead of just holding onto it. Anything that can't be used now comes back with a clear, per-file reason instead of quietly disappearing, and you can attach files straight from the entry page.
- A red Debug toggle for testers — now with a screenshot. Testers can flip a red Debug toggle and type what felt wrong; those notes land in a new internal Debug Notes tab instead of going to the assistant. Each note now auto-captures a picture of exactly what the tester was looking at and pins the right point in the conversation to it — so a "this looked off" comes with the proof attached.
- Closing a project no longer loses anything. Finished and archived projects stay visible in the talent's directory so the conversation survives, and the files and reference images the client uploaded are now delivered through to the talent doing the work.
- Offers tell the truth about their state. When a talent sends a fresh offer it now replaces their previous floor instead of stacking a second one, and an offer that comes in under the asked bar is shown as "not sent" rather than being mistaken for a real, captured offer.
- The assistant asks less and knows more. The assistant stops asking you for things the research is already about to find out, the planning helpers can now search the web themselves, and a few quiet bugs were fixed — the research helper no longer echoes your latest message back into its own history, it remembers facts it looked up from one turn to the next, and valid actions it tried to take are no longer silently dropped.
- A cleaner results and concierge experience. Talent cards gained a price-and-delivery top row and a tap-through to the profile, the pick button now reads "Text <name>", the final talent-engaged screen became a tidy confirmation popup, the option cards float neatly above the message box and disappear the moment you answer, and the post-brief popup makes clear it's free to continue and that a real human designer is behind the questions.
- A safer, tighter back end. The web service was locked down to only accept traffic through the front door, and the deploy pipeline now waits for all checks to pass before shipping to the shared environments.
An ingestion day: your uploads become readable, testers get a screenshot-backed debug log, closed projects keep their thread, and the assistants ask less while knowing more.