Beautiful new insect discovered, but what exactly is it?

The animal kingdom is filled with countless wonders and surprises, one of which is a small, vibrant jumping spider species that has developed not just one, but two strategies to avoid falling victim to predators. 
This colorful creature, known as Siler collingwoodi, uses the trick of camouflaging with plants and adopting an ant's gait to survive in the wild. It's a fascinating display of adaptation, according to a study published in the journal iScience.
These spiders mimic ants in the way they move, a survival tactic that researchers have taken an interest in. Ants, unlike many other small creatures, are not a prey of choice for many predators. They have spiny defenses, sharp mandibles, and are unafraid to fight back. 
Moreover, many of them are equipped with chemical repellents or venom that make them a less than ideal meal. The fact that S. collingwoodi, the subject of this study, had already shown ant-like movement intrigued the researchers. 
Beautiful new insect discovered, but what exactly is it?