Your Agent Can Now Configure Your Workspace

Your agent could already tell you what was going on in your workspace. Now it can act on it. Ask what personas you’re targeting, have it tighten a strategy, add a keyword, or set up a conversion goal, and it makes the change right in the conversation. No forms to hunt down, no settings page to remember.

An agent that reads deeper

Your agent now reads a test’s review, too, so you can ask it what the reviewer found and what to do next, all without leaving the chat. Test detail pages got a matching upgrade: more context at a glance, including hypothesis notes, a link back to where a hypothesis came from, and clearer timestamps.

Triggers, tuned for precision

Trigger rules now support “starts with,” “ends with,” and “matches” a pattern, alongside the operators you already had. One rule now covers what used to take a long list of exact values, so a rule like “SKU starts with WIN-” is one line instead of a spreadsheet. Trigger pages also list every test attached to a custom-logic trigger, so you can see exactly what a trigger gates at a glance. And preview links for tests that target by pattern or by trigger now take you straight to a real page that matches the rule.

Tracking that holds to the last click

The moments right before a visitor leaves your page, a last click, a conversion right as the tab closes, are the hardest to capture. Those final actions are now handed directly to the browser for delivery, so they arrive even after your page is already gone. Conversion counts hold up down to the very last click.

A few more upgrades round out this release: scroll depth and views of large page elements are now measured more precisely, sessions from shared preview or forced-variation links are flagged so you can keep them out of your results, and privacy is tighter across the board. Highlighted page text is never captured, only marketing-relevant URL parameters like utm and ref are stored with your goals, and cookies use stricter browser security settings. Tested pages also work smoothly with your browser’s back and forward navigation, so they stay just as fast as the rest of your site.