A release note should help you recognize a change the next time you need it. CodeSplash AI’s updated What’s New experience connects release history to the interface, so learning about an update can lead directly to exploring it.
Read the release in context
Settings → Learn → What’s new keeps the release history available after the initial update moment. You can return to it when you have time, rather than relying on a dialog you saw once and dismissed.
Release entries can include a summary, categorized changes, screenshots, and feature links. The feed is product-aware, so the desktop’s release history can stay distinct from other CodeSplash products.
Follow a feature into the app
When an entry references a tutorial bundled with your app version, the link can start that guided tour. Supported command links can also take you to an app or command. If your installed version does not recognize a target, the interface treats it as text instead of sending you into a broken flow.
The 2.4 walkthrough visits Learn, workspace panel controls, and the AI Vibes model catalog. These are places you can inspect without generating an app or starting a paid task.
Learn at your own pace
Tutorial controls provide a way to move forward, revisit a step, and leave the tour. The purpose is to make the feature’s location and use clear enough that you can return to your own work with less guesswork.
This is especially useful for changes that are small on the screen but meaningful in a workflow. A panel-management control may only occupy a few pixels; seeing its location in the real workspace can explain more than a long release-note paragraph.
Keep the website and desktop aligned
The website publishes the release data that the desktop consumes. The marketing release workflow can prepare a website update from release evidence, and the website deployment makes it available to clients. Release publication and content publication are related steps, with their own status and validation.
Open Learn after updating to explore the supported walkthroughs. The website updates page remains available when you want to browse outside the desktop.