Bulk scheduling is now real. Select any number of draft posts, hit Auto Schedule, and Pendium spreads them across your content calendar — you can set the start date, posts per day, and cadence before confirming. A Select All control in the toolbar and table header means you can filter to Drafts and schedule hundreds at once. Bulk Publish Now also works for blog posts now; previously it silently failed while the per-row button worked fine.
The Feed view under Agent Site now shows the live post feed that AI agents actually read — thumbnails, titles, excerpts, publish dates — instead of the configuration form that used to live there. Feed identity settings moved into Setup → Feed Settings where they belong. Clicking any post opens a clean in-app reader; the pencil icon takes you straight to the editor. The card layout matches what the public feed renders, so what you see in-app is what agents see.
Tracked prompts are easier to manage. You can now move a prompt to a different topic directly from the inline editor on the Topics page — no more delete and re-add. When you add a prompt from a surface without specifying a topic, Pendium now picks a sensible existing topic (or creates a short new one) instead of filing everything under Uncategorized.
A few things that were quietly broken now work correctly. The agent site nav no longer shows duplicate links when Home and another tab point to the same page. The subpath proxy no longer returns a 404 on URLs with a trailing slash. Onboarding scans for legitimate consumer brands (audio, furniture, marine products) were sometimes flagged as adult or restricted content due to incidental keyword matches in error messages — that classification now only reads the actual error framing, not the model output embedded in it.