Add disabled input for wizards - Currently, when using a wizard or wizard item, it is necessary to use logic or if statements to disable a wizard step (if validation is required for the user to proceed to the next step). There is no "enable" input like in other OutSystems UI widgets. So, if "enable a true" it was possible to click on the wizard item icon, and if "enable a false" it blocked the click. NOTE: I'm not looking for help to solve the problem. It's just an idea for improving the widget (in O11 and ODC). Thank you :)

Microsoft has a service called Microsoft Learn MCP Server (microsoft.docs.mcp). With this service, tools like Claude Desktop, VS Code, or AI agents can get information only from Microsoft’s official documentation. Links: https://learn.microsoft.com/training/support/mcp https://github.com/microsoftdocs/mcp If OutSystems had a similar MCP server, it would be very helpful. Here are some reasons: Tools like Claude Desktop or VS Code could search only OutSystems official documentation Companies could easily add official OutSystems info to their support tools or knowledge systems Developers could build AI agents that use OutSystems official documentation For OutSystems developers, using official info through an MCP server would be very useful. I hope OutSystems will think about making a service like Microsoft Learn MCP Server.

It's always a problem when users click on buttons more than once, duplicating server requests. There are solutions for both client and server-side.

 The Problem: The current badges page feels "heavy" because it treats every year, every event, and every status as a separate icon. This creates visual noise rather than meaningful recognition. Suggestions: First Milestones – Rename Getting Started section Member Onboarding – Merge Welcome and Autobiographer First Post First Idea First Asset Agentic AI Ready Online Community Answer Marked as Solution Idea Implemented Referral Program – Move to Community Growth Developer Survey OS Research Program Participant OS Research Program Pioneer OS Research Program Contributor OS Research Program Rock Star Knowledge Become an AI Developer OutSystems Developer School Publication – Move to Community Growth Top Technical Content Contributor Online Review – Move to Community Growth Certification Attained Project Finished Interoperability O11 and ODC Development First Asset – Move to First Milestones OS Component Contributor – Break them into multiple badges: Forge Contributor ODC Components Contributor AI Agents Contributor GitHub Pull Contributor 2021 Neo’s Odyssey – Move to Gamifications Interoperability O11 and ODC - Move to Knowldege Agentic AI ready – Move to First Milestones OutSystems Hackathon – Move to Gamifications OS Research Program Participant - Move to Online Community OS Research Program Pioneer - Move to Online Community OS Research Program Contributor - Move to Online Community OS Research Program Rock Star - Move to Online Community 2025 Agents vs Zombies contest – Move to Gamifications Events Speaker – Renamed to Global Speaker and introduce USG Speaker Webinar Led – Move to Community Growth User Group Organizer – Move to Community Growth Event Organizer – Move to Community Growth Award Attended ODC 2018 – Can be deprecated Spoke at ODC 2018 - Can be deprecated, Merged with Global Speaker Spoke at OSDC 2021 - Can be deprecated, Merged with Global Speaker Attended OSDC 2021 - Can be deprecated Challenges/ Gamifications 2021 Neo’s Odyssey OutSystems Hackathon 2025 Agents vs Zombies contest Groundhog Day Challenge Community Growth Referral Program Publication Online Review Webinar Led User Group Organizer Event Organizer Mentor – Introduce this Superusers MVP Champion MVP Alumni Champion Alumni Remove badges counts. Eg, in Superusers the member can have either of the badge - having 1/4 badges is irrelevant.

Currently, OutSystems allows exporting the BPT Process Flow as an image, which is very useful for documentation and communication. However, this export only shows the high-level activities and does not include the logic implemented inside each activity. Adding the ability to export the internal logic of BPT Activities as an image would complement the existing Process Flow export, allowing developers to capture both the high-level process view and the detailed activity implementation.

Currently, only Forge components submitted in OutSystems 11 appear under the Activity section of a user’s profile. However, components submitted from ODC are not reflected there. It would be great to include ODC Forge submissions in the activity feed as well, ensuring consistent visibility of contributions across both platforms.

There is a protocol growing fast in the gen ai community called MCP(Model Context Protocol). The current SDK does not support C#. I think it would be awesome if Outsystems allowed you to create MCP Server in a OS environment in a really fast way making apps useful for external AI agents.

It is known that any Screen/Block in Outsystems Reactive can only be refreshed (when already instantiated) if an input parameter is changed of that Screen/Block.What about having a property in each Input parameter , saying: Reassigned to the same value  will trigger On Parameter ChangeHence, we could detect if any parameter is reassigned to the same value, and if it has that property set to 'Yes', the Screen/Block would trigger an On Parameter Change.

Currently if you have two OutSystems applications, one that exposes a REST API method and the other that consumes the method, in the consumer application you can't see if the method was changed in the exposing application and refresh it.It would be a good idea to have a "refresh REST API" option that refreshes all the consumed methods from a REST API, like we have for SOAP services (see attached image). Also, to have a warning message in a consuming application that "method x" was changed and you need to refresh that method.For example, you have a method without input parameters that returns a list of records and you consume it in another application. If in the exposing application you add a mandatory input parameter to the method and then run the consuming application you will get an error message because your request to the service is incorrect.When you open the consuming application in Service Studio you don't get a warning that one of the consumed methods  has changed and you don't have an easy way to update that method. You have to remove it and then consume it again and for this you need to know what was changed in the method.

When deleting a personal environment, would it be possbile to zip the OML's and send it to the user? Especially for ODC where the personal environment gets shut down within a week of not using it. I just had a personal project I spend 20-30 hours on, and then got a load of work meaning I had no time for the personal project for 2 weeks. When I came back to it the environment is gone and everything I've worked on is gone. If there was some way to restore it, I could just set up a new environement and look at the OMLs, but now it's all for nothing. It feels really demotivating to learn and improve on a personal environment if you have this delete with no backup system on the environment. I know that you don't want to host free environments because it cost you space, but doing this, or maybe even enable self hosting or something for a free version, so you don't have to deal with the storage, would allow us to have a passion for OutSystems outside of work aswell :)