Agents can now pause workflows to ask for clarification or confirmation. For example, when researching a topic, an agent might ask which sources you prefer before proceeding, or request approval before adding findings to a brief. The chain-of-thought UI shows when an agent is waiting for your input, so you know exactly what's needed.
This means you can guide agents through multi-step processes without losing context. If an agent needs to know your company's target market before writing a brief, it will ask rather than guessing.
After you complete onboarding and upload company documents, Hamster automatically generates an "About Us" blueprint. The system detects whether you're a SaaS company, B2B service provider, product company, or other type, and tailors the blueprint accordingly. You get a starting point for your company documentation without having to write it from scratch.
The system now breaks down complex requests into individual tasks before routing them. If you ask to "extract info from this URL and update the brief," the system identifies both the URL extraction and document editing tasks, then routes to the appropriate agents. This results in more accurate handling of multi-part requests.