CactusMore relevant code in help pages Improved
Sep 28–30, 2026 · Product knowledge
Cactus gives help-page drafts additional product code to draw on, so their guidance can reflect more of the product.
On a first build, each page's name and first 12 questions guide a search for matching files, which join the evidence the writer already has. Files too large to include whole can contribute excerpts instead of being left out.
A fuller map of your product
On a full build, Cactus maps each screen, integration, settings group and public policy by product area, tracking what still needs evidence. A code push refreshes the index, and another push during that refresh gets one follow-up pass.
Code pushes feed What's New
Each new commit becomes a part of the open daily release, and Cactus plans and writes the release when the day closes. The feed, release pages, Help Center cards, Messenger and Slack show releases as text rather than cover images.
Ask Cactus with an image
Attach an image to a question in the app or Messenger, and Cactus can consider it when answering. You can also add an image to a Rules entry or a help page section.
See your AI search rankings
The Visibility card puts search results in plain language: how many phrases were checked, whether your sites appeared in the top 10, and which watched products ranked instead. A table lists each phrase and the best positions for your sites and watched competitors.
Improvements
- Answers Cactus retries stalled answer streams and uses the final answer when a model adds commentary
- Messenger the Messenger launcher can show Cactus's flower, a colored chat bubble, or your own picture
- Cactus site site illustrations show product screens, page changes, and a clearer animated walkthrough
- Product knowledge a brief failure during a knowledge update is retried before the batch restarts
- What's New timeline markers align on the center of the rail
- Search Cmd+K opens Search at the tray, and Escape, sending, or moving the pointer returns the visitor's dot
- Cactus site site pages say the same things in fewer words
- App the app's daytime theme uses warm surfaces, a gradient background, and periwinkle conversations
- Help pages feature up to eight pages on the Help Center home, with deeper topic lists tucked behind “N more”
- Help Center the Developers page lists browser-agent tools, shows which are available in your browser, and lets you run each one there
- Docs Docs uses one layout across the app, the Help Center, and Cactus's website
- Docs agents can read Markdown versions of Cactus Docs pages and the Help Center's Developers and Contact pages
- Cactus site the footer's animated landscape completes its sunrise unless the theme or screen width changes
- About the About page opens without a picture and introduces the founders with cards about their work
- Help Center on phones, a conversation thread stays inside the page rather than below the window
- Help pages help pages, answer sources, page cards, and Messenger Docs omit verified and out-of-date badges
- Cactus site the first screen's title is included in its initial HTML, and scrolling no longer remeasures the page every frame
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