Pendy's hero monitoring card was clipping the AI platform logos off the bottom edge — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Google were partially or fully hidden. The card's layout is now tightened to fit the fixed canvas, so all four logos show consistently.
Company favicons on the ranking card were rendering as broken-image icons. The favicon service Google uses redirects to a sharded subdomain that wasn't on the card renderer's allowlist, so every favicon request was silently aborted. The renderer now accepts that subdomain family, so real favicons load — and fall back to a generic globe rather than a broken icon.
Pendy's prompt had leftover instructions from the old scan-and-wait model: phrases like "give me a couple minutes" and a worked example that still described polling for results. Those conflicted with the fire-and-forget flow and could push her down the wrong path. The prompt now consistently reflects how scans actually work, and the line is drawn on presenting placement data as inference rather than something measured.