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Here’s a roundup of the new features we shipped last month. You can always stay up to date on the latest by visiting our changelog. 

The new GitBook CLI brings your docs into the terminal. Edit content, ask questions, and manage integrations without leaving the shell, or let agentic tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor run and chain commands on their own.

GitBook's new style guide codifies your team's writing rules in one place. GitBook’s Agent can also enforce them automatically, flagging any broken rule and suggesting fixes.

Site admins can now set custom instructions for the Assistant: tone of voice, terminology, and product knowledge. Users get answers that sound like your brand, not generic AI.

GitBook Assistant can now record reader feedback mid-conversation. Check your analytics to see what readers think, without waiting on a ticket.

New context connections — connect Freshdesk, HubSpot, and more so GitBook Agent can suggest doc improvements based on real support conversations.

Git LFS support for Git Sync — repos using Git LFS for binary/large files can now sync without manual workarounds. 

A more flexible page design system —new cover masks, background images, carousel cards, and smaller button/input sizing give you more control over how pages look.

Faster change request reviews — a floating diff navigator to jump between changed sections, plus a new split-diff view.

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