The "Match your website" option on the Agent Site → Setup → Design tab scrapes your site and generates a CSS theme built around your actual colors, type, and spacing. It restyles your feed of real posts to read like your site without touching your existing presets. The generated CSS is sanitized and scoped before it goes live, and the job runs in the background so it doesn't block anything else.
Along with the cloned theme, agent site profiles now show a full-bleed hero image pulled from your homepage during the visual scan, with your brand intro overlaid on top. If no image is found, it falls back to a color background. You can preview, swap, or remove the hero image from the new control in the Design tab. The cloned theme also captures your real nav links and footer columns — rendered through Pendium's own components — and adds a sidebar navigation option for desktop that keeps your brand's menu on a fixed left rail.
The in-app Pendium Assistant has been reworked from a floating overlay into a persistent right-hand panel that shrinks the page content instead of covering it. It stays docked while you navigate, so following a link it suggests doesn't close your conversation. Action buttons let it carry out recommended moves directly — with the same confirmation step for anything that writes data. It now links to exact sub-tabs, narrates each step in plain language, and keeps the assistant pinned beside whichever page you land on.
The scan-derived competitor list on your visibility report is now labeled "Brand Ecosystem." It surfaces adjacent players, marketplaces, and publishers that AI mentions in your space — not just direct competitors — and the rename reflects that. Your curated Competitors page keeps its label. On the deduplication side, the same company can no longer appear under two name variants in the same report; mentions are grouped by normalized name and same-domain rows are merged before the final count.