The AI Visibility Account Review deck is now live at your visibility page. Instead of a wall of text, your scan-change analysis becomes a click-through presentation: what shifted and why, which pages AI is citing, which third-party sources AI leans on when answering about your space, bot-crawl volume over the last 30 days, and a longitudinal arc showing where your visibility started versus where it is now. The "what changed" card on the main visibility page shrinks to a teaser that links into the full deck.
The journey arc is also new as a standalone feature. Once you have three or more scans, the analysis surfaces a label for your trajectory — climbing, plateau, recovering, and so on — alongside a full-history sparkline and a milestone timeline marking when AI first cited your own pages, score level-ups, and your best-ever result. This history now reads from a wider scan window, so the origin baseline no longer gets buried as your scan count grows.
Two new pages support a content-first entry point into Pendium. /content-engineering is a public landing page where a visitor drops their URL to generate an agent-site preview, separate from the visibility-first homepage with no overlap between the two funnels. If that preview converts them, /content-engineering/checkout handles the handoff — Privy authentication, then straight into Stripe without a second click. The preview content itself doesn't carry over; it serves as a live demo, and the account starts fresh after signup.
On the security side, adding or editing AI personas through the UI now enforces the same paid-plan and credit policy that the API already required — the UI was previously an uncharged bypass. Avatar regeneration now verifies persona ownership before making the image call, and topic and query mutations verify the full ownership chain before writing, closing a gap where a user with access to one brand could edit another brand's queries.