CodeSplash AI 2.4.35 is a small patch focused on admin reporting workflows. The main update adds personal AI subscription connection and history reporting in the Marketing AI admin panel for OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI / Grok, along with a reporting fix for very small OpenAI historical charges.
Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI / Grok accounts in the Marketing AI admin flowReview subscription snapshots, usage trends, and stored reporting history in one placePreserved tiny OpenAI historical charges that were previously vulnerable to exponent-format rejectionImproved reliability of internal 4K tutorial capture verification used for product media QA
CodeSplash AI 2.4.34 is a small patch focused on admin-only reporting and release reliability. The Marketing admin area adds new AI usage and architecture views, and desktop publication now waits for matching public website release notes before a release goes live.
Added a new admin-only AI usage panel in Marketing for reviewing provider, account, trend, and attribution dataAdded a new admin-only architecture panel with private architecture atlas support and themed exportsDesktop releases now verify exact-version public website release notes before publicationExpanded internal developer activity reporting with queued GitHub detail collection and resumable history importAdded GitHub quota protection and follow-up reporting corrections in Marketing activity views
This release improves the private morning digest in CodeSplash Bookmarks. Digest content is now prepared and cached before send, source owners can keep preview edits in place until they choose to regenerate them, and digest link activity is stored as engagement history with clear limits on what those counts mean.
Morning digest delivery now uses cached content and preserves the exact email payload that was sent.Source owners can edit digest bookmark copy in preview, and those edits stay authoritative until regeneration.Digest link activity now records original-link requests, library-link requests, and first authenticated library returns.When a source cannot be recovered, the digest falls back to saved metadata instead of inventing missing article analysis.Invalid images are filtered out during digest preparation instead of being carried into the final email.
This release improves the private editorial reading digest for beta participants. Digest content now prepares ahead of the morning send window, uses cached editorial summaries during preview and delivery, and supports richer bookmark data such as images, reading time, and fuller saved-page parsing.
Private digest previews and sends now read from prepared editorial summaries instead of generating copy at the last moment.Digest preparation starts at 04:30 account-local time for the 05:00 local delivery window.Digest entries can now include validated images, reading time, author data, and editorial copy.Saved HTML is parsed more carefully for editorial preparation, with fallbacks when source material is limited.Preparation progress and cached summaries are persisted so unfinished work can recover before send time.
This release improves the private editorial reading digest for opted-in beta accounts by adding archive support for past issues. Archived digests now keep the original bookmark tags, which makes past digest entries more useful to search and revisit later.
Past private digests can now be stored as an archive instead of only existing at delivery time.Archived digest entries now preserve the original bookmark tags from each bookmark.Digest history is easier to retrieve for revisiting previous issues.Archive metadata now has dedicated persistence support in the digest system.The private digest beta rollout remains limited to opted-in accounts.
This release is a small reliability update for CodeSplash Bookmarks. Digest preview requests now use fewer database connections and release idle connections sooner, which should help the service stay within shared limits and make private editorial digest previews more dependable.
Improved reliability for private editorial digest previewsReduced idle database connections held by each API instanceFaster cleanup of unused database sessions during digest preview workConnection handling tuned to stay under shared session pool limitsDigest documentation now more clearly reflects beta-only preview behavior
This release improves the private daily digest so each saved link gets a more specific, source-led reading hook. If you're in the digest beta, the morning email should give you clearer reasons to reopen a bookmark instead of repeating generic audience-focused phrasing.
Daily digest reading hooks now lead with a concrete insight, tension, practical outcome, or unanswered question from the source.Generic openings like "Useful if," "Useful for," and similar template-style phrasing are now rejected.Digest copy is guided to add a distinct angle beyond the title and overview, so links feel less repetitive at a glance.The private daily digest remains beta-only and account opt-in.
CodeSplash Homepage 1.0.2 adds two new preset themes: Ocean & Heat Dark and Ocean & Heat Light. You can switch themes from homepage settings, carry the same look into the toolbar popup, and keep the Original appearance if you prefer it. Existing installs without theme settings stay on the legacy look by default.
Choose Ocean & Heat Dark, Ocean & Heat Light, or Original from homepage settingsApply theme colors to bookmark titles with a new settings toggleSee your saved theme carried into the toolbar popupKeep the previous appearance on older installs that did not already have theme settings
Clearer admin controls and a calmer update dialog.
What’s New opens without focusing the Screenshots button.Website analytics filters align, and calendar icons remain visible in dark themes.Dashboard chart controls use icons; Users and Discounts open sorted by recent activity.
CodeSplash AI 2.4.32 is a focused update for the admin-only Marketing workspace. Marketing navigation is now grouped by task, duplicate Brain reference paths were removed, and reporting views expanded with dedicated paid checkout attribution plus broader stored website and trend history reporting. This release also adds stricter checks to local YouTube publishing to prevent mismatched or replayed media.
Marketing navigation is now grouped by task, with clearer sections for engagement, growth, and automation.Sales & billing gained a dedicated paid checkout attribution view with filtering and reporting support.Website analytics reporting now covers broader stored daily history across supported provider views in local development.More Marketing panels now show stored trends and history instead of only current snapshots.Local YouTube publishing now validates attached video details before publishing.
CodeSplash Vibes 0.36.33 is a small desktop patch focused on product analytics safety and consent. The app now reads PostHog settings from build-time configuration instead of a hardcoded client token, and telemetry stays off when that configuration is missing or invalid.
Desktop telemetry now uses build-time PostHog configuration instead of a hardcoded tokenOpted-in analytics remain consent-gated in the desktop appTelemetry stays disabled when analytics configuration is missing or invalidAnalytics events continue to carry desktop Vibes and app version metadataInternal release and marketing guidance now points to the shared CodeSplash presentation standard
CodeSplash AI 2.4.30 is a small patch focused on the built-in Learn experience. Tutorial buttons now follow your active theme more consistently, and the native tutorial flow is more resilient when pointer calibration gets interrupted before a click.
Tutorial Exit, Previous, and Next buttons now use theme-aware colors more consistentlyHover states on tutorial controls now align better with the active themeNative tutorial pointer calibration now retries interrupted movement before continuingTutorial automation avoids proceeding with an invalid click mapping