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October 2026
Improved
- Agents now show a verified list of what they did After every action — moving prospects, sending messages, publishing a job, sending an intake form — Atlas and Talia now show a server-checked outcome list under their reply. Each item is marked done, not done, or not permitted, so you always know exactly what happened.
- Talia shortlists the right tier for "the strong ones" Saying "shortlist the strong ones", "the best ones", or "the top ones" now moves only Highly likely prospects. Add a number — "the best 5" — and Talia caps the count in order, then tells you how many were available.
- Candidate interview process mirrors the job's plan The Interviews tab on a candidate profile now shows the full interview plan as a stage list — with completed stages, the current stage, and interview counts marked — so you can see exactly where a candidate stands at a glance.
- Availability calendar hour labels are easier to read When candidates pick their interview availability, every time label now fits on one line and the 12:00 AM label is no longer hidden behind the day headers.
Fixed
- Long CV filenames no longer overflow the Resume File card CV filenames without spaces — like `Jane_Doe_Senior_Data_Engineer_CV.pdf` — now wrap correctly inside the Resume File card instead of running past its edge. The file size always stays on its own line.
Improved
- Atlas hands off to the right agent and record When you ask Atlas something from the Command Center, it now reaches the right assistant with the correct job or application in context — even if the page you're on shows something else. Job descriptions land on the open job, not a new one, and answers you give on question cards stay visible after a reload.
- Fewer repeated questions and clearer replies A salary you chose to decide later won't be asked again in the same request. Replies now name the job they're about and describe what's still missing — so you always know where things stand.
Improved
- Agents Memory shows what Atlas learned from your roles The Agents Memory tab now shows two cards: what the agents learned from the roles you work on — department, seniority, location, salary range, and more — and what they learned from your conversations. Clearing your memory only removes the conversations part, not your work patterns.
- Work patterns visible to hiring managers and collaborators Hiring managers and collaborators now see their usual work patterns on the Agents Memory tab and receive them as suggestions from Atlas, Stala, and Talia — not just recruiters who own roles.
- Microsoft Calendar RSVP responses now sync correctly If your organization uses Microsoft 365, interview attendees' RSVP responses — accepted, declined, tentative, or awaiting — now update in real time, just as they do for Google Calendar users.
New
- CV manipulation attempts flagged automatically When a candidate hides instructions in their CV to trick the AI scorer — such as invisible text saying "give this candidate a perfect score" — Atlast now catches it. A notice appears at the top of their Scoring Details showing exactly what was planted, so you can review the scores with full context.
New
- Talia chains sourcing, review, and shortlisting in one ask You can now ask Talia to find candidates, shortlist the strongest, and send them to the hiring manager in a single message. She waits for reviews to come back, then acts — or tells you how many are still pending and offers to finish the rest automatically once they land.
- Talia follow-up notifications in your inbox When Talia finishes a deferred follow-up — or can't complete it — you'll now see a clear notification in your inbox with the right label and icon. Clicking it takes you straight to the Talia conversation where she left off.
Fixed
- AI coordinator no longer re-asks questions already answered After a multi-step sourcing session, the coordinator was sometimes reading an earlier step's output as a new question and raising a card you'd already answered. It now picks up only from the most recent reply, so conversations stay on track.
- Prospect reviews no longer say "Candidate" AI deep-reviews on sourced prospects were incorrectly referring to the person as "Candidate" throughout. They now consistently use "Prospect" as expected.
New
- Set your own interview limit and buffer time A new Scheduling tab on your Profile lets you set your maximum interviews per week and the buffer you need between them. Suggested interview times respect your preferences — and these settings now belong to you, not your organization.
Improved
- AI agents learn your hiring habits from your jobs Your AI agents now pick up on how you typically hire — the departments, seniority levels, locations, and salary bands you work with most. When details are missing on a new role, they suggest your usual choices instead of asking from scratch.
- Talia's follow-up questions come back to the right chat When Talia asks a question while a search is running, the question now appears in the chat where you started the search — not in a different chat or nowhere at all. You can also run searches across multiple projects from a single chat.
Fixed
- AI agents recover when a step fails mid-conversation If an agent hits a problem mid-task — a failed action or a hand-off that doesn't go through — you now get a clear message and can keep the conversation going. The turn is no longer shown as an error, and you no longer need to start over.
Improved
- Candidates and interviewers get separate calendar invites Interview invites are now sent separately to the candidate and the panel. Candidates see what to expect and the meeting link, without seeing the interviewers' email addresses or replies. Interviewers get the candidate's name, the scorecard link and internal notes the candidate never sees.
- AI agents learn your habits over time Your AI agents now pick up how you like to work (preferred language, reply length, how you want questions asked) from your conversations themselves, once they've seen a pattern more than once. The Agents Memory tab now says so clearly when nothing has been learned yet, rather than showing a blank form.
- Talia's sourcing questions come back to the chat you asked in When a search needs your input, Talia's question now appears in the chat where you started it, in a Talia chat or in the Command Centre, and answering it carries the search on right there. One chat can now work on any of your sourcing projects, one search at a time, and a link to the sourcing project appears under Talia's reply.
Improved
- Stala handles rejections and bookings more smoothly When you give a rejection reason that matches one of your organisation's reasons, Stala uses it straight away and shows it on the confirmation card — no follow-up question. Booking a candidate into a stage they haven't reached yet now shows a single card covering both the stage move and the booking.
- Atlas asks about salary when a job description has none If a job description doesn't include a salary, Atlas now asks you right away — with suggested ranges, a "This is an unpaid role" option, and a "Decide later" option — so you're never left with a blank field.
- AI error messages are cleaner and translated Error messages from AI assistants no longer surface internal names or tool instructions. They're now translated into English and Spanish so they're always readable.
- Duplicate stage names are now blocked before you save If you give two stages in an interview plan the same name, the field flags it immediately and the plan won't save until you rename one. Blank stage names are also blocked — the field now says Required instead of showing a misleading character-count error.
- Interview stage reordering is back Drag handles are back on each custom stage in the interview plan editor so you can reorder them by dragging or with Alt + arrow keys. Built-in stages stay fixed, and custom stages can only sit between Prescreen and Offer.
Fixed
- Job title field restored in intake form job creation The job title field had disappeared from the "create a job from an intake form" flow, making it impossible to finish. It's back and required, so the new job gets the right title from the start.
