What's new
A guide on every screen
"Take the tour" now works wherever you are — and it points at the buttons you actually use, not just the menu bar.
Released
The walkthrough used to exist on a handful of screens and mostly explained the top bar. Now every main screen has its own short guide that highlights the real controls in front of you — the decision buttons, the tabs, the export, the AI. Open it any time from the "?" menu, and leave whenever you like.
For everyone
The tour is available wherever you are
"Take the tour" used to disappear on most screens, including the brief itself. It's now in the "?" menu on every main screen, and it explains that screen rather than restarting a general intro.
Guides that point at the work, not the menu
Each step highlights an actual control and says what it does for you — how a decision travels with your note, what the AI has already drafted, where an export lands. Roughly four steps a screen, so it stays a nudge rather than a manual.
Leave the guide whenever you want
Every step has Back, Next and Skip, plus a close button and the Escape key. You're never held in a walkthrough you didn't want, and it never opens by itself after your first visit.
For submitters
Your own workspace gets its own guide
Working solo in a personal workspace? The tour there covers writing, refining and exporting a brief — and no longer mentions approvers or hand-offs that don't apply to you.