AI Assistant: Introduced a major new assistant experience for both end users and developers, helping users complete requests faster while supporting process development and troubleshooting workflows.
AI Service Foundation: Added the core AI service infrastructure required to run prompt-driven assistant experiences across the platform.
MCP Tools: Implemented dedicated MCP tool surfaces for both user assistance and development assistance scenarios.
Diagnostic Traces: Added structured tracing for scripting execution so inputs, outputs, and execution flow can be inspected more easily during debugging.
Environment Badge: Added environment badges in the user interface to clearly identify environments such as development and pre-prod.
Replication Maps: Introduced replication maps to automatically map XML values into custom database tables, reducing the need for custom scripting for reporting scenarios.
Passkeys: Added passwordless, device-based sign-in with passkey support for a simpler and more secure login experience.
Host Administration Secret Placeholders: Added environment-variable placeholder support for selected sensitive Host Administration settings such as database connection strings, SMTP credentials, OpenAuth secrets, SSL certificate values, and timestamp-service credentials.
Configurable Sign-in Backgrounds: Added tenant-specific background image configuration for sign-in and other single-page screens, allowing organizations to apply their own branding.
License Entitlements: Introduced signed license packages with application- and tenant-level coverage, licensed feature scopes, user capacity, editions, tenant models, and MCP credit grants.
License Dashboard: Added Host Administration visibility for effective application and tenant entitlements, package validation, user capacity, and remaining MCP credits.
Domain Lifecycle Management: Host administrators can now disable and re-enable domains, and can force-delete domains when the standard deletion flow cannot complete.
JSON Handling: Replaced legacy JSON dependencies with modern .NET-native equivalents for improved maintainability and platform alignment.
Globalization: Replaced obsolete globalization dependencies with browser-native functionality to simplify the web stack.
Web Dependencies: Removed the obsolete jQuery UI dependency as part of continued frontend modernization.
Performance: Improved full-text and replication scheduling performance for more efficient background processing.
Configuration Portability: Improved environment-to-environment configuration portability by allowing sensitive Host Administration values to be resolved from environment variables at runtime and during connection tests.
Work List Context: Added the process instance start date to work-list entries, with explanatory tooltips for work-item lifecycle dates.
LDAP Login Auditing: Failed LDAP-based sign-in attempts are now recorded in the audit log, including the authentication provider and error details.
License Enforcement: Application access is now blocked when active license packages are missing, invalid, or exceed their user-capacity or tenant-model requirements.
List Filtering: Reworked list search criteria into an ordered editor with independently selectable AND/OR operators, search suggestions, and support for date ranges with only a start or end date.
Domain Administration: Refined the Host Administration experience and added filtering to the domain list, making large domain collections easier to manage.
Disabled Domain Safety: Disabled and deleted domains no longer accept new background jobs or scheduled tasks.
Process Version Review: The process-version publish dialog now presents changes in a read-only Monaco diff editor for clearer review before committing or discarding changes.
Full-Text Search: Extended date-range queries to support wildcard dates and improved internal-error logging for the Full Text service.