Content Editing, Chart Annotations & Complete Data

Features

• Edit Your Generated Content — Open any piece in Your Content and click Edit to change what it says before it goes anywhere: the title, the body, the meta description, and the URL slug. The body editor has Write and Preview tabs, the meta description carries a character count as you type, and the meta description and slug are now shown when you are simply reading a piece as well. Saving writes only the fields you actually changed.
• Delete a Saved Piece — Your Content pieces can now be removed. Each row has a three-dot menu with Open and Delete, and the article view has a Delete button of its own; both ask once before removing the piece. The list and its count update straight away, and workspaces with read-only access see the option disabled with the reason.
• Chart Annotations — Mark what happened on the day it happened. Add a note to any date, or any range of dates, within the last ninety days on the Visibility trend chart — the day you published a post, changed a page, or started a campaign — and it appears as a marker beneath the line whenever the chart's selected timeframe includes that date. Hover or focus a marker to read the note, and edit or delete it from there. The whole annotation layer switches on and off when you want the line on its own.

Improvements

• Model-Update Markers Explain Themselves — The diamond markers already on the trend chart record the dates the AI models changed version. They now show a proper tooltip with the model and the date on hover and on keyboard focus, in place of the browser's delayed native hint, with a larger target to reach and an on-and-off toggle of their own.

Fixes

• No More Duplicate Saves From the Agent — Saving a document from the agent a second time added a second copy to Your Content, because the Saved state faded after a few seconds and each save was treated as a new piece. A document now keeps one identity for as long as it is open, through edits and refinements and across reopening its chat, so saving again updates the piece you already have. Saving an unchanged document that somehow arrives without that identity also updates the existing copy instead of adding one. Copies already in your library can be removed with the new Delete control.
• Meta Description and URL Slug Travel With Publish — Publishing a piece from Your Content sent only its title and body, so a meta description you had written never reached your site. Both the meta description and the URL slug now go with the post wherever the destination can hold them: WordPress (the excerpt and slug, plus the Yoast or Rank Math description when your site has one), new Shopify pages, HubSpot, Webflow collections with a description field, and GitHub markdown front matter. The Publish dialog lists what it is sending, and when a destination has no place for a field it says so and the text stays on your copy here.
• Perplexity in Brand Perception — Perplexity's results were being recorded, but its tile in the Brand Perception grid displayed a dash. The tile now shows the result it had all along.
• All Your Saved Content Is Reachable — Your Content stopped at the first fifty pieces, with no way to reach anything older and a total that did not match what you had. It now pages back through everything you have saved, and counts it correctly.
• First Analysis After Onboarding a Client — Since late August, the first analysis run for a newly onboarded client workspace completed without writing its prompt analyses, leaving a workspace that looked empty after a run that reported success. New runs record their analyses as intended.