- The brief got a proper header. The brief now opens with a clean top bar — the Hitch mark and a live status on the left, and Share alongside Export on the right — so you can hand a brief to someone else with one click, not just download it. The client's own logo sits neatly in the document's upper corner, the controls wear the brand's accent colour, and the crest is sized to feel deliberate.
- The "About You" page wears the same chrome. The profile page now reuses that exact workspace header — full height, the Hitch wordmark in place, and every button up there actually does its job — so moving between your brief and your profile feels like one continuous app instead of two different screens.
- The assistant keeps the links you share. When you paste a link into the conversation, the assistant now actually files it into your references panel instead of letting it slip past — so the sites and docs you point to stay collected in one place.
- A sharper read on what you need. The assistant now flags a budget or timeline that simply can't work and says so plainly, gives you a real budget estimate instead of bouncing the same picker back at you, stops mistaking a tool you happen to use (like Zendesk) for your own company, and only splits a job into several hires when you confirm it or genuinely need it — not because of a stray comma.
- One last check before the search. Right before it goes looking for talent, the assistant asks the final few questions it still needs — and the answers you give now show up on each finalist's card, so you can see exactly what was matched against.
- Projects vs. ongoing hires, told apart. A new sense in the system tells a one-off project from an ongoing role, and the talent-facing side now leans into ongoing hires where that's what you're after.
- Files and pictures that stick. Files you pick in the assistant's file box are now actually attached and uploaded (before, some quietly went nowhere), and the images the system generates are kept in proper storage so they survive every update instead of disappearing on the next deploy.
- Smoother edges everywhere. Exporting a PDF no longer flashes open an empty loading tab — the finished brief opens only once it's ready — menus and tooltips now float cleanly above the page instead of getting buried under it, and the tester Debug box can be opened at any point in the flow, with its screenshots no longer silently failing to capture.
- From the crew. A quieter waiting screen while the concierge works, an "engage" pop-up that layers correctly and stays put with clearer wording, confetti that celebrates across the whole page, click any blank part of a card to jump straight to the reply box, a centred reply placeholder, and two stability fixes so an unfamiliar message type can never blank out the chat.
A big, broad day: the brief and the profile share one polished header with Share built in, the assistants get noticeably sharper about budgets, links, tools and one-off-vs-ongoing work, files and generated images finally stick, and a long list of rough edges got smoothed — with the crew rounding out the celebration and waiting screens.