Release v2.1.5CodeSplash AI

CodeSplash AI v2.1.5

CodeSplash AI 2.1.5 is a focused workflow polish release for users who spend their day in split layouts. This update adds much stronger keyboard control for panels, improves auto-resizing behavior for agent and workspace splits, and fixes a couple of frustrating issues in the built-in browser and editor.

July 29, 2026

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Highlights

New panel keyboard shortcuts for splitting, maximizing, minimizing, closing, and navigating between Agent / App panels

Smoother auto-resize behavior when creating or adjusting AI agent and workspace panels

More reliable browser session restore with improved tab and layout recovery

Fixed a hidden-files visibility bug in the editor and file explorer

New Panel Actions menu entries make multi-panel controls easier to discover

Changelog

What changed in v2.1.5

Features

Added a new set of panel action shortcuts so you can control the focused panel from the keyboard, including split horizontal, split vertical, maximize, exit panel full-screen, and more.
Added desktop menu support for panel actions with a new Panel Actions section, plus matching shortcuts for panel navigation and layout control.
Expanded panel navigation terminology and behavior from AI-agent-only wording to broader Agent / App panel workflows.

Improvements

Improved browser persistence to restore a more complete saved session snapshot, including layout-first recovery with legacy fallback behavior for older saved data.
Improved auto-resizing when opening new agent panels in repo mode, reducing manual layout cleanup after creating splits.
Improved split-panel responsiveness across workspace, terminal, browser, database, notes, email, and editor containers through shared resize handling updates.

Fixes

Fixed a browser restore issue so reopening the app more reliably brings back your browser session state.
Fixed a hidden-files bug in the editor/file explorer that could cause project contents to appear incorrectly.
Fixed panel and agent resize bugs that could make split layouts feel inconsistent or awkward to adjust.