Release v1.31.2CodeSplash AI

CodeSplash AI v1.31.2

CodeSplash AI 1.31.2 is a keyboard-navigation polish release focused on helping you move around the workspace faster and more consistently. It adds broader shortcut coverage across modes, tabs, panes, and views, introduces F6/Shift+F6 workbench region cycling, and improves pane navigation for split layouts and visible AI Agent panels.

July 19, 2026

Highlights

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New F6 / Shift+F6 focus cycling across visible workbench regions

02

Expanded keyboard commands for switching between modes, workspaces, tabs, panes, and views

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More reliable next/previous pane navigation in split layouts, Files panels, and visible AI Agent panels

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Shortcuts now line up more consistently across the command palette, shortcut settings, tooltips, and native menu

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Go Home now uses an independent shortcut: Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+H

Changelog

What changed in v1.31.2

Features

  • Added a broader shared navigation command system for moving between workspaces, active-app tabs, panes, views, right-panel tabs, and other visible workspace areas.
  • Added F6 and Shift+F6 shortcuts to cycle focus through major visible workbench regions.
  • Added or surfaced dedicated mode-switch shortcuts for more parts of the app, including Global Terminal, AI Chat, Notes, Database, and API.

Improvements

  • Improved consistency between the command palette, shortcut settings, tooltips, and native menu so navigation commands are easier to discover and use.
  • Improved support for previous/next workspace and direct workspace 1–9 switching across both Workspace and legacy Tabs navigation patterns.
  • Improved active-app tab and active-app view cycling across supported app areas.

Fixes

  • Fixed navigation inconsistencies so previous/next pane commands work more reliably across split apps, Files panels, and visible AI Agent panels.
  • Fixed shortcut and menu drift across the app so command labels and bindings are more trustworthy for actions like browser navigation and Git remote actions.
  • Changed Go Home from Cmd/Ctrl+H to Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+H to make it a distinct shortcut and reduce conflicts.