What Windsurf changed

• Replaced the SWE-1.6 model with SWE-2, described as their "most advanced coding model."
• Updated the model label in the interface from "SWE-1.6 Fast" to "SWE-2 Max."
• Changed the primary call-to-action button in the navigation from "Contact sales" to "Get a Demo."

The competitor has upgraded their core AI capability from version 1.6 to 2. This suggests a significant jump in the quality and complexity of code their agents can handle.

• The primary download button text changed from "Download for Linux" to "Download for MacOS" in the hero section.
• The secondary download button near the bottom of the page also changed from "Download for Linux" to "Download for MacOS."
• Small code snippets in the "Supercomplete" demo section were cleaned up to remove redundant text fragments.

The website now prioritizes the MacOS version of the editor over the Linux version in its main call-to-action buttons. This likely reflects the platform most of their users are currently using.

• The primary download button text changed from "Download for MacOS" to "Download for Linux."
• A small code snippet in the "Supercomplete" section was updated to include a variable initialization (window_sizes = []).
• Social media links for LinkedIn and X (Twitter) were explicitly added to the footer area.

The product is expanding its reach to developers who use Linux. This allows them to capture a larger share of the software engineering market that prefers open-source operating systems.