Auto-approve in chat cuts down on confirmation prompts when you're running actions back-to-back. Turn it on under the message box, and the assistant stops asking before each action for that session. Deletes still ask every time, and a new chat always starts with it off.
The Post Library, Site › Pages, and Site › Posts are now a single Content list. Every post and page lives there, filtered by account or type. The old URLs still work — they just open the list with the right filter applied. Row menus cover the actions you'd expect: edit, schedule, move to draft, copy to your CMS, delete. Bulk selection works across whatever your filters match, same as it did in the Post Library.
Content also has a card view now. Flip to it with the List | Cards toggle and you get image, title, excerpt, date, and read time. The browser remembers which you last used. Each row also shows a Views column you can sort, a thumbnail, and a status indicator when a post is mid-publish or still being written. Search finds posts by their full text, not just the title.
Custom pages in the section editor now go through the same quality check posts do. Flagged claims are underlined — click one to fix it, remove it, or mark it as accurate. Publish waits until every flagged claim is resolved and the check has seen your latest edits. Notes don't block publishing.
When you start a paid plan, Pendium reads your website before writing your profile page, FAQ page, and first post, so that content reflects what's actually on your site. Anything you've already edited yourself is left as you wrote it. Onboarding takes a little longer as a result, so you get an email when the content is ready and another when your site is ready to review.
Stopped runs no longer leave an empty "Generating" post behind. Cut-off chat replies now show the full response once the server finishes saving it, and a message you send right before switching tabs still completes — the reply is there when you come back.