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# How to get system notification?

#### **Stay Informed with Real-Time Banner Notifications**

AI Notebook now includes a **dynamic banner system** at the top of the IDE, designed to keep you fully informed about important updates without disrupting your workflow.

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**What Does It Do?**

* **Maintenance & Deployment Alerts**\
  Get advance notice of scheduled system upgrades or deployments, so you can plan your work with confidence.
* **Feature Announcements**\
  Discover new capabilities as soon as they’re available—right where you work.
* **Clear, Timely Communication**\
  Each banner displays concise information about the event, including start and end times, and links for more details.

**Why It Matters**

No more surprises. Whether it’s a major upgrade or an exciting new feature, you’ll always know what’s happening—directly inside your development environment.


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