The assistant got meaningfully more capable this release. You can now tell it to add, refresh, or remove knowledge sources without leaving the chat window — it writes through the same paths as the Knowledge page UI, so nothing is out of sync. The same goes for blog posts: after the assistant suggests edits to a post's title or body, it can now apply those changes directly. The page updates as soon as the cache clears.
Sending feedback through the assistant now actually reaches the Pendium team. Whether you flag something broken or suggest a feature, the assistant files it the same way the external feedback tool does, so it lands in the same queue for review.
A few things that were quietly misbehaving now work correctly. Knowledge source links on the Knowledge page open the right URL — previously, sources saved without a scheme (like Pendium.ai) resolved as a relative path and went nowhere useful. IndexNow submissions to Bing and Yandex were returning 403 errors because a key-verification file was missing; that file is in place now, and the submit step is also wired into agent-page publish flows that were silently skipping it. If you were using preview deployments, internal links like chat deep links now resolve to the correct preview URL instead of bouncing back to staging.
Adding a batch of URLs to your knowledge base no longer kicks off a factsheet rebuild for every page as they come in. The rebuild now waits for a quiet period after ingestion finishes before running once against the full knowledge store. Scans triggered during research content generation no longer send a visibility scan email to users — those are background scans to populate research articles, not your scans.