With the launch of Search Atlas Brain, the Search Atlas interface has been completely redesigned around an **agent-first, action-led philosophy**. The new home screen, called the **Agent and Project Hub**, replaces the traditional dashboard view and puts execution at the center of your workflow.

## Accessing the Agent & Project Hub

The Agent and Project Hub is the new default homepage for Search Atlas. Users who prefer the previous experience can switch to **Classic** (Home → Classic) by using the Agent Hub toggle in the **top-left corner** of the interface.

## Design Philosophy

The Hub was designed to solve a common problem: marketers and agencies often spend more time hopping between tools and reports than actually executing work. The new home screen:

- Serves as the central homepage for all Search Atlas activity
- Eliminates fragmented workflows and tool-hopping
- Encourages **immediate action** instead of passive reporting
- Is designed for clear momentum and easy re-entry between sessions

## What You'll See on the Hub

The Hub displays **scrollable project tiles** for every site in your portfolio. Each tile gives you an at-a-glance view of the project's health and active work.

### Per-Project Tile Information

- **Auto Score** — Overall project health rating
- **Traffic snapshots** — Recent organic and paid performance
- **Active local strategies** — Local SEO campaigns in progress
- **Ad campaign structure and performance** — Current PPC activity

### Four-Pillar Grades

Each project is graded across the four pillars of digital marketing performance:

- **Authority** — Backlink profile and domain strength
- **Content** — Content quality, coverage, and freshness
- **Technical SEO** — Site health and crawlability
- **User & behavior signals** — Engagement and conversion indicators

## Access to Traditional Reports

For users who still want to dig into traditional metrics, the Hub provides quick access to **Portfolio Summary views** and detailed reports. You get the speed of action-led navigation without losing access to the deep data Search Atlas is known for.