Windsurf v1.6.1
Released · Cognition / Codeium
Deploys
What the release notes say
v1.6.1 April 2, 2025 Deploys Deploys (Beta)
- Deploy your application with one prompt to Netlify under a windsurf.build domain
- Claim your application’s URL via Netlify
- Once claimed, continue deploying to the same project as you make updates
- To deploy a new site or change your subdomain, just ask Cascade to deploy to a new subdomain
- Available to all users for all tiers, with more for paid plans Commit Message Generation (Beta)
- Generate commit messages with a click in the Source Control Panel
- Available to users on paid plans with no additional credit cost per use Improvements to Memories
- New memories tab in Cascade
- New ability to edit Cascade’s generated memories, including the memory’s title, content and tags
- New ability to search Cascade’s generated memories
- User setting toggle for Auto-Generate Memories
- When enabled, Cascade will autonomously generate memories to remember important context
- When disabled, Cascade will only create memories when you explicitly ask in your prompt Improvements to Long Conversations
- Introduced Cascade table of contents of all past user messages, which appears on conversation scroll
- Table of contents enables the ability to revert or scroll to any past message
- Improved performance when interacting with long conversations Improvements to Windsurf Tab
- Jupyter Notebook Support for Windsurf Tab
- Additional context signals for Windsurf Tab, including in-IDE search New Mac Icons
- Two new application icons (Retro and Pixel Surf) are available for users on paid plans Misc
- Cascade new conversation screen now has a new toolbar for tools like MCP, Preview and Deployments.
- Cascade now supports SSE MCP servers in the JSON configuration
- Fixed “Open Cascade on Reload” setting so Cascade will be closed upon opening a new window when setting is disabled
- Cascade input is persisted across new conversation screen and an active conversation
- Refreshed terminal UI in Cascade, with increased visibility for the “Open ter