- The chat box is ready the instant you land. The message field now reliably takes focus when a conversation opens and keeps it even through the first click that brought you there — so you can just start typing. On a phone, pressing Enter adds a new line and sending stays on the send button, the way messaging apps behave.
- Editing your brief's lists finally feels like a real editor. Inside a brief block, Enter starts a fresh bullet, the marker carries down for you, and Backspace on an empty line steps back out — ordinary list behaviour you never have to think about.
- Mira's question card reads cleanly. A docked question now shows its emphasis in proper bold rather than raw
**asterisks**, appears exactly once (the dock header owns it while it's active), and no longer flickers into view for a moment while your session is still loading.
- Talent cards read like a person, not a listing. Each card's headline is a tidy, human title instead of a raw sentence lifted from a gig, the delivery figure is presented as the seller's typical turnaround, and the short fit summary always ends on a complete sentence rather than being cut off mid-thought.
- A real accessibility pass. Screen readers now announce the "Mira will remember" note, the session-expired pop-up keeps its proper modal focus, and the side-by-side compare table can be scrolled with the keyboard. A search-ready brief also stops looking "stuck" — the items that are genuinely optional are now marked as such.
- Coming back after a timeout just works. When your session expires and you sign back in, any talent replies that arrived while you were away are reconciled so nothing is missed — and switching to a different account wipes the previous account's private details from your device.
- Quiet reliability under the hood. The brief-export status check stops chasing turns that were long ago abandoned, retry limits are pinned to match the real infrastructure settings, and a broad review-cleanup pass tidies the results, brief, sign-in and queue code. The exported brief also drops its internal "In brief" badge.
A heavy craft-and-quality Saturday — 27 commits across recruiter and the crew — spent almost entirely on polish: composer focus, list editing, docked-question rendering, talent-card copy, a genuine accessibility pass, session-reauth recovery, account-switch privacy, and a raft of reliability cleanups. No new capability, a much smoother app.