v2.1.0
CodeSplash AI 2.1.0
This release is all about Dynamic Workspaces.
In 2.1.0, Workspaces move beyond the old single-app sidebar model and become a more flexible workspace canvas built for real multi-surface workflows. If you use CodeSplash AI to juggle repos, tools, and parallel contexts, this is the biggest change in the release.
Features
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Dynamic Workspaces are here
- Workspaces have been redesigned from a long sidebar list into a true canvas model.
- The new structure is built around workspaces, tabs, and panels for more flexible organization.
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Workspace tabs added
- Each workspace can now contain multiple tabs, giving you separate canvas layouts inside the same workspace.
- This makes it easier to break larger workflows into focused views.
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Split-panel workspace layouts
- Workspaces now support panel-based layouts instead of a single fixed surface.
- You can work with richer multi-panel arrangements that better fit parallel engineering tasks.
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New workspace switcher in the title bar
- Workspace selection now lives in a dedicated title-bar control, matching the new workspace-level navigation model.
- This replaces the older sidebar-first feel with a more integrated top-level workflow.
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Dedicated workspace canvas persistence
- Workspace canvas state is now stored separately from legacy layout settings.
- Your workspace tabs and panel trees can be restored as their own saved structure.
Improvements
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More consistent panel behavior across the app
- Workspace layout behavior now reuses shared panel logic extracted from Command Center.
- This should make split and panel interactions feel more consistent across product surfaces.
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Better groundwork for multi-instance panel apps
- Internal panel app infrastructure was expanded to support apps running in independent workspace panels.
- This release focuses on the workspace architecture needed to make that possible.
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Workspace-related UI updated across the app
- Supporting updates were made in the title bar, sidebars, command center entry points, terminal panels, and AI chat surfaces to fit the new workspace structure.
Fixes
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Improved workspace state handling
- The new workspace canvas includes dedicated load/save and normalization paths, improving how workspace layouts are restored.
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Reduced duplicated panel logic
- Shared layout behavior was extracted into common utilities, reducing divergence between Workspaces and Command Center.
If Workspaces are central to how you organize CodeSplash AI, 2.1.0 is the release to try next. Open Workspaces, create a few tabs, split your canvas into panels, and rebuild one of your existing flows with the new layout model.