- You can watch MIRA think. While the assistant works out its reply, its reasoning now streams into the chat as a live "thinking" trace — so instead of staring at a still dot, you see it actually working things through, and the "thinking" line gently shimmers so the very first beat feels alive.
- The chat feels calmer and more Claude-like. The conversation now holds its place as new messages arrive instead of jumping around, the message box floats as a tidy card sized to the panel, the question you're being asked shows up in the chat before you answer it, and "Other" on a choice card turns into a text box right where you're looking.
- The progress checklist is back. A tuck-away checklist in the brief header shows exactly what's still needed before your brief is ready — open it when you want the detail, ignore it when you don't.
- Only the files that matter reach your brief. When you attach something, the assistant now quietly checks whether it's actually relevant before pulling it into the brief — so a random screenshot or an unrelated PDF won't clutter things, but the contract or the spec that matters does.
- Your brief shows the client's own homepage. The research step now pins a screenshot of the client's website right into the "About the client" part of the brief, so the talent sees who they'd be working for at a glance.
- Attachments are clickable everywhere. Files you attach now come through as real clickable links in both the exported PDF brief and the shared web version — no more dead file names.
- A gentle nudge when the brief is ready. The moment your brief is good enough to act on, MIRA offers a clear choice: start the search now, or add a few optional extras first.
- A behind-the-scenes look at the prompts. New reference pages break down each assistant's full instructions, sentence by sentence, with a plain-English "why" for every line — so anyone can see exactly how MIRA, ATLAS, MASON and IRIS are told to behave.
- Safer files, steadier plumbing. A file flagged as unsafe now stays visible so you know why it didn't attach, the assistants won't touch a file until it's confirmed clean, and a handful of quiet fixes tidy up shared links, exported wording and stuck uploads.
The transparency day: you can finally watch the assistant think, the chat settles into a calmer Claude-style feel, only the files that actually matter reach your brief, the client's own homepage gets pinned into it, and every attachment becomes a real clickable link.