The arrows are gone. Vibe's specialists are now nine named characters who go to the real clip, panel, or card they are working on, and you can call any of them by name.
Nine characters, one for each kind of work
Snip cuts, Zip does motion and titles, Echo handles sound, Cue writes captions, Tint grades colour, Spark makes new images and video, Scout checks footage, Ship exports, and Beat looks after the timeline. Each has its own face and colour, and that colour follows it from its name tag to its row in the reply.
They stay on the work
A character stands on the exact clip or media card it is working on and stays there as you scroll or zoom. When Vibe spawns workers, they all come out at once, each with its job on its name tag, and stand side by side rather than on top of each other.
You can read what they are doing in their eyes
Snip narrows its eyes at a cut, Cue reads along the line, Echo pulses to the beat, and Scout pans across the frame. They glance where they are heading before they move, look up at the chat when they need you, and look at your pointer when it comes close.
They press real tabs
A character can open the panel its work belongs to, such as Captions or Assets, by pressing the real tab. That is all it can press. It never touches anything that edits, deletes, publishes, or spends, and it waits while you are using the editor.
Call one by name
Type @ anywhere in your message and pick from Crew, or open with "hey Echo,". That character takes the request. You never have to: Vibe picks the right one itself.