Mycel learns from your corrections, and shows you what it learned

Correcting a draft used to fix that draft and nothing else. Now, when you edit a deliverable in the studio or ask for a rework, the change becomes a rule for that client's next runs. It applies to that one client, not your whole book, so a preference one client has does not leak into work for another. After you save, the studio tells you what it learned, and for whom.

There is also a page for what Mycel has learned from you: every rule, where it came from, how often it has been used, and buttons to edit it or forget it. Each client shows how often you have had to correct its work, and every version shows anything unusual in it and the checks it went through, at the top of the studio and in the deliverables list.

The deliverables list itself is now a table, with search, filters for client, service and date, sorting, and saved views. Use the arrow keys (or j and k) and Enter to open one in the studio.