- Your talent search now follows the brief you can actually see. The people the assistant goes and finds are driven by exactly what's written on your live, on-screen brief — nothing hidden, nothing stale. Change the brief and the search changes with it.
- Asking for advice no longer sends the assistant down the wrong path. When you ask a question — "should this be a redesign or a refresh?", "what would you recommend?" — the assistant answers it as guidance and stays on the work you're actually hiring for. It won't quietly lock your brief into a direction you only asked about.
- Sign out and back in, and your talent cards come right back. Returning to a project after signing out now re-opens the match cards you'd already reached, instead of dropping you back to the brief as if the search never happened.
- Research stays on you, not your rivals. The research assistant no longer goes digging into — or mentioning — your competitors. It keeps its attention on understanding your business.
- Simpler, cleaner questions. The old number-pad question card is gone: money is always handled through the budget flow, and any other "how many?" is just asked in plain words. The empty message box also opens with a calm, neutral prompt instead of assuming there's a problem.
- The brief points back to your business. On the exported brief, the cover logo and title are now clickable links to your company's website, and several references to that same website get folded into a single tidy card instead of repeating.
- The concierge reaches a little wider. Each outreach round now tops up toward six talents, so you have a fuller set of people to hear back from.
- Under the hood — steadier talent replies and sessions. The crew made incoming talent replies safe to receive twice without duplicating, kept the live connection open through the moment your brief finishes updating (no more stale progress pill), tightened sign-in re-authentication and project-ownership checks, and centered the little × on attachment chips.
The brief-true day: talent search is driven by the brief you can see, asking for advice stays on-product, your match cards survive a sign-out, research stops touching competitors, the number card retires, and the brief links back to your business.