CodeSplash AI v2.4.32

See what changed in this release.

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.

October 6, 2026

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Highlights

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.

Changelog

What changed in v2.4.32

Features

Added task-based navigation in the Marketing admin workspace, with grouped entry points for engagement, growth, and automation.
Added a dedicated paid checkout attribution report in Marketing Sales & billing.
Added broader stored website analytics reporting views in the Marketing workspace, including retained daily history and reporting coverage details.
Added stored trend and history views across Marketing reporting panels, including render and snapshot history.

Improvements

Simplified the Marketing workspace by retiring the separate reference panel and consolidating navigation around tasks.
Made Marketing media browsing more structured by switching media listing requests to a request object.
Refreshed presentation policy and measurement coverage data used by Marketing generation and review workflows.
Separated persisted desktop product activity from website analytics reporting to keep reporting sources clearer.

Fixes

Removed duplicate Brain reference routes and obsolete cross-link compatibility paths from Marketing.
Prevented local YouTube draft replay in the Marketing publishing flow.
Added checks to stop publishing a video that does not match the selected product or capture version in local YouTube publishing.