June 2026

Updates released in June 2026.

June 28, 2026 — Community Sharing Platform — share and discover packages of apps and agents

The Community is now open. Publish packages that bundle your apps and agents, or install packages built by other users, all from the new Community area.

Browse packages — explore community listings by category, search by title or summary, and preview what's inside before installing.
One-click installs — install a package for yourself or, if you're an instance admin, for everyone on your instance.
Publish your own packages — bundle apps and agents you own, add descriptions and categories, and submit them for review.
Approval and install requests — choose whether anyone can install your packages or each request requires your approval.
Author notifications — stay informed about approvals, rejections, install requests, and messages from moderators.

Full guide: Community Sharing Platform.

Profile Page

June 28, 2026 — New Profile page — see your account, role, and home connection in one place

The user menu now opens a dedicated Profile page that gathers your account details and main connection status in a single view.

Click your name or avatar anywhere in the user menu to open your profile.
Account summary — see your email, display name, and global role at a glance.
Home connection status — check which ERP.net instance is set as your home connection and whether it is currently active, expired, or disconnected.
Quick links — jump to your instances, notifications, or sign out from the same page.

Notifications

June 26, 2026 — Stay on top of background activity and shared items

A new bell icon in the top bar keeps you informed about background activity and items others share with you, so you can leave a long run going and come back when it's done.

Background and long-running agent runs — get notified when an execution finishes, fails, or pauses waiting for you to confirm an action. Short runs you watch live don't add noise.
Sharing — see when someone shares an agent or an app with you.
One click to open — every notification links straight to the related conversation, agent, or app.
Read, dismiss, mark all as read — manage items from the bell popover or the full Notifications page.
Optional pop-up toasts — get a brief corner pop-up when something new arrives; turn it off if you prefer the quieter bell-only experience.
Mute categories you don't care about — silence executions, sharing, or system messages independently.
Automatic cleanup — read items are kept for 30 days, dismissed items for 7 days, and anything older than 90 days is removed.

Full guide: Notifications.

Persistent Attachments

June 24, 2026 — File attachments now travel with the conversation for up to 3 days

When you upload a file to a chat, the AI can now reference it again in later messages without you re-uploading it.

One upload, multiple turns — PDFs, images, spreadsheets, and other attachments stay available throughout the conversation.
Works across messages — ask follow-up questions about the same file in a new message and the AI still has access to it.
Stored for up to 3 days — attachments remain linked to the conversation so you can keep working from them during an active session.

Lock Icon in Builders

June 19, 2026 — App Builder and Agent Builder now respect the lock icon

The lock icon in the chat input now controls whether the AI can make changes in App Builder and Agent Builder conversations. It has also moved from the header to the chat input box for quicker access, and you can toggle it with F8.

Locked (read-only) mode — the AI can discuss ideas, inspect files, and explain what it would do, but it will not create, edit, or delete apps, agents, or files. Use this when you want to review or ask "what if" questions safely.
Unlocked (read-write) mode — the AI can apply changes to apps and agents as you describe them.
Sensitive actions still ask first — destructive actions, such as deleting a file, continue to show a confirmation before they run, even in read-write mode.

Agent Builder

June 18, 2026 — Build your own agents through chat

Designing a user-defined agent is now a conversation. Pick Agent Builder from the agent selector, describe what you want, and the agent is created and refined live as you talk to it.

Open the builder right from a chat with your agent — as the agent owner, press F2 or click the wand icon in the chat input to switch any user-defined agent conversation into the Agent Builder and keep refining the agent in the same thread.
Chat on the left, live preview on the right — instructions, greeting, welcome screen, capabilities, and diagram all update as the conversation evolves.
Agent or Process, chosen from your wording — phrases like "assistant that…" or "agent that can…" create a runnable Agent; "diagram", "SOP", "checklist", "playbook", "runbook" create a non-runnable Process. You can flip the Kind later.
Keep iterating in the same conversation — say things like "shorten the instructions", "add a button that opens the sales dashboard", or "switch the base agent to System Architect" and the Builder updates the agent in place.
AI-generated flow diagram — every agent gets a diagram of its data flow, capabilities, and the Domain API entities it touches; regenerate with hints, export to PNG, or zoom and pan to explore.
Welcome screen WYSIWYG — edit the greeting message and quick-action buttons inline on a preview of what your end users will see.
Manual edits any time — every field is also editable directly in the side panel when you'd rather tweak by hand than ask for it in chat.
Bookmarkable design sessions — the latest design conversation for an agent reopens automatically; past sessions are one click away from the Conversations tab.

Full guides: Agents · Creating Agents · Working with Diagrams.

Version History

June 14, 2026 — Version history and restore for apps and agents

Every meaningful change to an app or a user agent is now captured as a restorable version, so you can roll back instantly when an AI build turn goes the wrong way.

Auto-snapshots on every AI turn — completed App Builder and Agent Builder turns are saved automatically (duplicates are skipped).
Manual checkpoints with labels — click Save current version to pin a named baseline; labeled versions are kept forever.
One-click Restore — choose Replace to overwrite in place (a pre-restore snapshot is saved first, so it's reversible) or Duplicate to clone the chosen version into a brand-new app or agent.
Sensible retention — the 50 most recent unlabeled snapshots are kept per app/agent; all labeled ones stay forever.
Where to find it — Version history in the App Builder's Properties, and the History button at the top of the Agent Builder panel.

Agent Optimization

June 11, 2026 — Make your agents faster, cheaper, and more accurate

User-defined agents can now be optimized per ERP instance. A dedicated analyzer session explores the agent's instructions once, resolves the names you mentioned (products, customers, stores, document types…) to ERP IDs, captures the exact schemas of every entity the agent will touch, and pre-loads the relevant data-management instructions. Every later conversation with that agent boots with this knowledge already in context.

Faster first turns — no more re-running entity discovery, schema lookups, or instruction tools on every new chat.
Lower credit usage — the design-time work happens once per instance instead of once per conversation.
Fewer payload mistakes — each attribute's exact type is captured up front, so the runtime agent stops confusing plain text fields with multilingual ones, or dates with date-and-time values.
Per-instance, safe to re-run — optimize for instance A without touching instance B; switch instances from the top bar and re-run any time your instructions, capabilities, or ERP IDs change.
Read-only by design — the optimization session cannot create, update, or delete anything; only discovery tools run.
Server-validated artifact — saves are rejected if the optimizer skipped a required schema or instruction, and the session is asked to fill the gap and try again.

Open any agent → Optimization tab and click Optimize on the current instance to try it. Full guide: Agent Optimization.

App Builder Conversations

June 8, 2026 — Multiple conversations per app, with archiving

Each app now supports multiple parallel conversations so you can split building work into focused threads instead of one ever-growing chat. Open the new Conversations tab in the app panel to see them all.

One conversation per feature or sub-project — keep "checkout flow", "admin settings", and "bulk import" in separate threads so the AI stays on-topic and prompts stay short.
Smaller, faster, cheaper turns — shorter histories mean lower credit usage and quicker responses on every prompt.
Switch with one click — every conversation for the current app on your active instance is one click away; conversations on other instances are shown for reference and open after you switch instance.
Created & updated timestamps — see at a glance when each conversation was started and when it last had activity.
Archive what you're done with — hide finished conversations from the default view with the row menu, and bring them back any time via Show archived → Restore. Nothing is deleted.
New conversation — the top-right button starts a clean thread for the same app on your current instance and drops you straight into the Design view.

Full walkthrough and example flow: Conversations.

Longer Builds

June 7, 2026 — App Builder: longer uninterrupted builds (up to 15 minutes)

App Builder prompts now run for up to 15 minutes before pausing to ask you to continue — up from about 4 minutes previously. Larger, more complex apps can be built in fewer prompts, with fewer interruptions in the middle of a turn.

Bigger scope per prompt — multi-screen layouts, richer data wiring, and broader refactors can now complete in a single request.
Fewer "Continue" pauses — the builder keeps working through long-running steps instead of stopping early.
Automatic for every App Builder conversation — no setting to flip; it's on by default whenever you're in the App Builder.

Per-Instance App Threads

June 6, 2026 — A separate App Builder conversation per ERP instance

Each app now keeps a distinct build conversation for every ERP.net instance you connect with, so switching instances never mixes work across them.

Open an app on a given instance — the App Builder loads the conversation previously used to build that app on that instance. If none exists yet, it starts a fresh one as soon as you type.
Switch the active instance from the top bar — the Design/Code view immediately swaps to that instance's conversation for the same app (or a clean slate if there isn't one yet). The instance selector and the conversation now always agree.
No more cross-instance prompts — you'll no longer be asked to reconnect to a different instance just because an older conversation for the app happened to be bound to it.
Active builds aren't interrupted — if a build is mid-stream when you switch the instance, the running conversation stays put until it finishes.