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# Kodesage Release Notes -0.6.0
### **1 September 2025**
#### π οΈ **General Improvements**
* **Knowledge Base (Early Access):** First iteration of our new architecture for faster, more relevant answers. Enable it via the **Early Access Version** checkbox in **Ask Kodesage**.
* **Navigation cleanup:** The **Codebases** menu item has been removed. Your uploaded or connected repositories remain available under **Data Sources**.
* **Simplified ingestion:** Automatic code-snippet generation has been removed to improve ingestion speed. You can now generate explanations directly in **Ask Kodesage** by tagging the relevant file and using the **Explain** command.
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#### π¬ **Ask Kodesage β New Features**
* **Redesigned Answer Rating:** New feedback mechanism with the ability to leave comments.
* **Manual Confluence references:** You can now manually add Confluence pages to an answerβs references.
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#### π **Docs Studio β New Features**
* **Manual Confluence references:** Confluence pages can be manually added to document references.
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#### π **Bug Fixes & Enhancements**
* Numerous small enhancements and stability fixes across the app.
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