Your assistant reads a whole audit from one link
Audits open up to an assistant from a single link, and organization language now goes down to the region.
Audits answer with the page behind every finding
Give an assistant or an automation the link to an audit in the Hub and it can read that audit. Nothing to look up first. Leave the run out of the question and you get the latest finished one.
The answer itself got much bigger. Every finding now arrives with the page it was found on: canonical URL, meta description, word count, structured data, the images and links on it, the page's own score, and the AI read of it. The run comes along too, with its score, the breakdown by category, and how far it moved since the last audit. So do the site-wide checks: robots.txt, the sitemap, the favicon.
The heavy parts wait until they are asked for. Speed scores, page text and screenshots are fetched separately, which keeps a routine read of a big site quick.
Language and Location match where you actually work
The Language and Location pickers on the organization details card used to list every country there is, and one flat entry per language. Both are now scoped to the European Union plus Brazil and the United Kingdom. That is 29 countries, and the official EU languages.
Language splits where the split matters. Portuguese for a Lisbon client and Portuguese for a São Paulo client are separate choices now. So are British and Irish English, French for France and for Belgium, German for Germany and for Austria, Dutch for the Netherlands and for Belgium. Each row shows the language in its own script, so Ελληνικά and Čeština stay readable at a glance, with the English name below. Search matches the English name.
Whatever you had set stays set until you pick something new. A Location outside those 29 countries comes up empty until you choose one from the list.