What Codeium changed

• The "Brand" link in the footer was updated from a Google Drive folder to a direct link on the Codeium website.
• Navigation menu elements and call-to-action buttons (Product, Pricing, Download) were duplicated at the bottom of the page content.

The company is moving its brand resources from a public Google Drive to its own domain. This suggests a move toward more professional, centralized brand management following the recent rebranding of Windsurf to Devin Desktop.

• Added a "Blog" link to the main navigation menu.
• Moved the "Customers" link from the top of the menu to the "Resources" section.
• Replaced simple social media links with a full footer containing "Company," "Legal," and "Connect" sections.
• Added new links for Careers, Brand assets, About, and Support.
• Expanded legal documentation to include an Acceptable Use Policy and Data Use statement.
• Added links for YouTube and Reddit.

The site now includes a dedicated blog and a more professional footer. This suggests the team is moving beyond a simple landing page to build a long-term brand and content strategy.

• Replaced the SWE-1.6 model with the new SWE-2 model across the site.
• Updated the model description from "fastest coding model" to "most advanced coding model."
• Changed the model label in the interface preview from "SWE-1.6 Fast" to "SWE-2 Max."
• Changed the "Contact sales" button in the navigation to "Get a Demo."

The product has upgraded its core AI model from SWE-1.6 to SWE-2. This suggests a significant jump in the agent's coding capabilities and reasoning power, moving from a focus on "speed" to "maximum" performance.