- Deleting a project now clears it away completely. When you remove a project, its brief leaves the dock everywhere on the spot — no ghost brief left hanging behind, the other open tabs quietly catch up, the tab you deleted from refreshes itself, and a project that was removed on our side is torn off your screen instead of lingering. Deleting means gone, cleanly, wherever you're looking.
- The pictures in your brief stay put. The images the assistant makes for you — a logo, a piece of identity art, a brief illustration — are now saved for keeps, so they no longer quietly disappear between visits.
- Deep research waits for the real website. The research step now holds off until you've confirmed the client's actual website address, so it goes and studies the right company instead of guessing from a half-known name — better, on-target research.
- Dollar amounts stay in dollars. A budget or figure you write with a "$" now stays exactly that — it's no longer quietly rewritten into your profile's own currency behind your back.
- Leftover reference tags tidy themselves up. If the file behind one of the little research reference chips is gone, that chip no longer sticks around empty — it clears itself the next time your workspace loads.
- A quieter, lighter brief under the hood. An old, unused "move the blocks around" mechanism was pulled out from end to end — dead machinery gone, for a simpler and snappier brief.
The cleanup & correctness day: deleting a project finally clears it away everywhere, the pictures in your brief stay put, deep research waits for the client's real website before it digs in, your dollar figures stay in dollars, and stale reference tags tidy themselves up.