Of course. I'll make that change so the feedback icons are always visible for bot responses.

Here is the update:

I've removed the hover effect, so the thumbs up and thumbs down icons will now be persistently displayed beneath each message from AskBrain.

Of course! Deploying your code to a new, separate project on Vercel is a standard workflow for creating different environments (like staging vs. production) or simply starting a new version without affecting the old one.

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to deploy this code as a completely new project:

Step 1: Get the Code on Your Local Machine

First, you need to have the project files on your computer.

• In the top-right corner of the code preview block, click the Download Code button.
• This will download a ZIP file containing all the code for the impact-explorer project.
• Unzip the file to a folder on your computer.

Step 2: Push the Code to a New Git Repository

Vercel works by connecting to a Git repository (like one on GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket). To create a new project, you must first create a new repository.

1. Create a new repository on GitHub:

   • Go to GitHub and create a new, empty repository. Do not initialize it with a README or .gitignore file.
   • Give it a unique name, like impact-explorer-v2.
   • Copy the repository URL (it will look like https://github.com/your-username/impact-explorer-v2.git).

2. Initialize Git in your project folder:

   • Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate into the project folder you unzipped earlier.
   • Run the following commands to turn it into a Git repository and push it to GitHub:
   # Initialize a new git repository git init -b main # Add all the files to be tracked git add . # Create your first commit git commit -m "Initial commit" # Add your new GitHub repository as the remote origin git remote add origin <Your-New-GitHub-Repo-URL> # Push your code to the new repository git push -u origin main

   Remember to replace <Your-New-GitHub-Repo-URL> with the URL you copied from GitHub.

Step 3: Deploy the New Repository to Vercel

Now that your code is in a new repository, you can deploy it on Vercel. 1

1. Log in to your Vercel account.
2. From your dashboard, click Add New... and select Project.
3. On the "Import Git Repository" page, find your new repository (impact-explorer-v2 or whatever you named it) and click Import.
4. Vercel will automatically detect that you are using Next.js and configure the project settings for you. You can leave these as they are. 1
5. Click Deploy.

Vercel will now build and deploy your project. Once finished, it will be assigned a new, unique URL. This deployment is completely independent of any previous projects and will not override anything.