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# Kodesage Release Notes -0.5.7
### **16 July 2025**
#### 💬 **Ask Kodesage – New Features**
* **Thinking Mode Option**: A new mode enabling deeper reasoning for improved answer accuracy. Note: this may slightly increase response times.
* **Filter Indicator**: Easily see if any filters are active when querying.
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#### 📚 **Docs Studio – New Features**
* **New Template**: Added “Regression Test Catalogue” to streamline documentation of test cases.
* **Manual References only**: You can now manually add references without performing search.
* **Thinking Mode** is active by default for better accuracy
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#### 🔍 **Issue Analysis – Updates**
* **Improved Ticket Listing**: Ticket display in Issue Analysis is clearer and more structured.
* **Thinking Mode** is active by default for better accuracy
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#### 🛠️ **General Improvements**
* **Search Enhancements**: Smarter document search logic for more relevant results.
* **Performance & Fixes**: Numerous backend fixes and performance improvements, especially around Docs Studio and Mermaid diagram rendering.
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