The chat agent's thinking is now visible. When it works through a question, a "Thought process" line appears above the answer — collapsed by default, click to expand. It's there when you want it, out of the way when you don't.
The agent can also now run a full blog task on its own. Ask it to rewrite a post and summarize what changed — it kicks off the regeneration, waits for the new draft and its hero image to finish, then reports back in the same conversation. No more babysitting a task and asking for results separately.
Business Review is now the first item in the sidebar and the single place to act on your account. The standalone Tasks tab is gone — the task board now lives as a tab inside Business Review alongside Strategic Moves and Landscape, with Autopilot settings sitting above it. Old /tasks links and bookmarks redirect automatically, so nothing breaks.
The visibility scan prompt generator now skews toward queries where AI assistants actually name specific companies — "who is the best at ___", "best ___ for [use case]", comparison queries — rather than generic how-to questions that return advice without mentioning any brands. This applies both during onboarding and when using "Find suggested prompts" on the Topics page.
The MCP server can now read and write your full company profile. get_company_profile exports every stored field — offerings, personas, key facts, credibility signals, AI-ready answers, and more — and update_company_profile writes them back. Previously these were only editable in the UI. The brand voice tools also cover more ground: get_brand_voice now returns visual aesthetics and the full company profile fields, and update_brand_voice now writes emotional tone, storytelling style, do/don't examples, and preferred perspective.
The "Match your website" header now renders cleanly. A collapsed search box was leaving a hairline rule across the header, and icon fonts loaded via CSS @import (Google Fonts, Typekit, Font Awesome) were showing as missing-glyph boxes. Both are fixed.
Subpath hosting verification now works correctly when your domain is behind Cloudflare Bot Fight Mode. The server-to-server health check was hitting a 403 challenge that real visitors never see, leaving verification spinning indefinitely. The check now runs from your browser instead, which passes bot scoring naturally. If a stricter challenge blocks even that, you get a clear message telling you to allow-list the verifier rather than an endless spinner.