- The brief now wears the client's real face. When you start with a company, the brief grabs that brand's actual logo and shows it neatly atop the document, aligned to the title and sized to match. And it stops mistaking a raw account number for a person — you'll see a real name, not a bare id.
- A cleaner brief body. Empty sections the assistant created but never filled are now pruned away instead of sitting there blank, the live "typing" reveal no longer repeats a block as it writes it out, the uploaded image previews line up in one tidy thumbnail row, those preview images are now clickable to open full size (and the "reading…" label stops bleeding onto them), and the budget fields only accept numbers.
- A calmer message box. Picking an inline option no longer dims the whole chat, you can send a file with no typed message attached to it, the little attachment preview is capped so it can't take over the box, and the file summary is clamped and reads correctly in both light and dark themes.
- More kinds of files welcome — and understood. You can now attach
.json and .md files alongside the rest, and the assistant refers to what you uploaded by its real file name instead of an internal code, so the conversation about your files actually makes sense.
- Plainer choices. When the assistant offers you a fork in the road, each option is now written in plain, everyday words about what you actually get — no insider product jargon that only an expert would understand.
- The concierge says exactly what's missing. When a talent's offer comes in under the bar, the back-and-forth now spells out the concrete gaps — a vague deliverable, an unstated number of revisions, a timeline that ignores the scope, a must-have left out — and turns each one into a warm, specific ask back to the talent, without ever leaking a score.
- Your guest work follows you in. If you start as a guest and then sign in with Fiverr, everything you built is re-attached to your account right at sign-in, so nothing you did before logging in gets stranded.
- A faster, safer back end. The crew made the front-end checks and the database updates run dramatically quicker on every deploy, and closed a security hole where a crafted link in a brief's appendix could run code — those links are now blocked.
A polish day: the brief gets a real face and a clean body, the message box calms down, more file types are welcome and understood, the concierge gets specific, and your guest work never gets left behind.