Talk your path into shape
Build a new path by talking to Upsoma while the draft takes shape beside you, see your roadmap as a full-width map, and ask about a chapter from a chat that knows its context.
Three screens from the reviewed design land together.
- A steadier shell. The header and the right-hand panels stay put while only the reading column scrolls, and moving between tabs no longer rebuilds the header: the learner journey header now lives in the shell and persists across pages.
- A New tab in the sidebar. Between Home and Paths, opening the composer at /new. The older /paths/new address keeps working.
- New path as a conversation. Upsoma opens with what it already knows from your profile, asks what you want to be able to do, and drafts the path in a panel beside the chat. Change it by replying: drop or put back chapters and layers by name, and every edit shows up as a "Just changed" note before you start.
- Roadmap map view. The map is now a full-width tree: your layers as cards, the current one marked, and chapters staggered along a spine with their prerequisites and status. A chip in the tab row counts the changes recorded to your path.
- Ask Upsoma on a chapter. The chapter rail is one chat panel that states its context (this chapter, your pre-check, its sources), offers prompts drawn from the chapter, and lets you say a section looks wrong so it can be rewritten. Sections are reachable from an "All sections" menu in the header.