The /releases page now leads with a "What's new in 30 seconds" strip of short videos — one per release, showing what shipped and what it does. Below that, you get the five newest "What AI recommends this week" clips pulled from Instagram, then the full archive of release notes. Everything is swipeable.
The social videos Pendium generates have been overhauled. They now carry the actual Pendium logo, run at 60fps with motion blur, and have a proper soundtrack — music bed under sound effects, mixed for Reels, TikTok, and X. Release-note videos add marker-stroke wipes between scenes and can zoom into a screenshot, type a query, and click through it. Render time dropped to roughly a third of what it was, running in parallel.
Blog drafts are more disciplined about facts. A draft no longer mentions hours, rush times, delivery schedules, policies, partners, or donations unless your business facts support them — and the quality check flags anything that slips through as "Needs your confirmation." Competitors now only appear when the reader's question is explicitly about choosing between providers, or your business can't serve what was asked. A word-count instruction in your workflow notes now acts as a hard limit, with a quality-check warning if the post runs more than 15% over. Tables that the writer put inside code blocks now render as actual tables.