We’ve been working on making Stepwik more flexible for creators, organizations, workshop trainers, and developers.

This release brings better control over your codelab content, a new way to present codelabs during workshops, organization publishing, and deeper visibility into your API and MCP activity.

Here’s what’s new.

Turn your codelab into a workshop-friendly presentation

Codelabs are great for hands-on learning, but workshop trainers and developer advocates often need a simpler way to present the same content while teaching.

That’s why we’re introducing Slide Mode.

With Slide Mode, you can present your codelab in a more focused, presentation-friendly format while conducting workshops, training sessions, technical demos, or developer education programs.

Instead of asking participants to follow every part of the codelab interface, trainers can use Slide Mode to walk through the content step by step while keeping the focus on what they’re teaching.

And when you’re ready to go back to the hands-on experience, you can return to the regular codelab view.

One codelab. Two ways to teach.

More visibility into what’s happening behind the scenes

Working with APIs and MCP integrations often means debugging requests, checking responses, and figuring out what went wrong. We’ve added a dedicated API Usage & Logs section to make that process easier.

You can now get more visibility into your Stepwik API requests and MCP activity from one place. Use the logs to understand what requests are being made, inspect activity, and troubleshoot issues while building your integrations.

Your codelabs don’t always have to live only in your personal workspace.

You can now submit your codelabs to an associated organization and make them available as part of the organization’s learning content. This is especially useful when you’re creating tutorials, workshops, technical guides, or learning material on behalf of a company, community, or developer program.

Once a codelab is submitted & approved by the organization, it can appear on:

✅ Organization’s Stepwik page

✅ Organization’s custom subdomain

✅ Organization’s public codelab collection

This gives creators a better way to contribute content to the organizations they’re associated with while giving organizations more control over the content published under their brand.

You can now add more content to your codelabs depending on the plan you’re using. Content Limit defines the maximum number of characters you can add to a single section of your codelab. This helps keep content manageable while giving higher-tier plans more room for detailed technical documentation, tutorials, and learning experiences.

Whether you’re creating a short tutorial or building a detailed technical workshop, you now have a clearer understanding of how much content each section can support.

We’re excited to announce that Stepwik is the Official Codelab Partner for AgentsNexus 2026, one of India’s biggest gatherings focused on Agentic AI.

We’re joining the event to support hands-on learning and connect with the developers, founders, and AI builders shaping what’s next.

Date: September 4–5, 2026

Where: Bengaluru, India

Exclusive for the Stepwik Community, Get 20% off your conference registration with code:

Use code: STEPWIK20

If you’re attending, come say hello to the Stepwik team. We’d love to hear what you’re building!

See you in Bengaluru!