Product Releases
and Updates

We are excited to announce our latest O11/ODC interoperability milestone: Cross-platform end-user single sign-on (SSO). This capability ensures that your end-users can navigate seamlessly between both O11 and ODC estates without facing additional login prompts.

Previously, because the platforms run on separate runtimes, users had to log in twice if they needed to access apps across both environments. With this new release, session authentication is shared, allowing end-users to move transparently between O11 and ODC user journeys. 

The main benefits are:

• Frictionless end-user experience: Users log in just once. Session authentication is shared across platforms, allowing users to seamlessly transition between O11 and ODC applications without additional login prompts.
• Accelerated AI and feature adoption: Instantly adopt ODC-native capabilities - such as advanced AI Agents -and embed them directly into your existing O11 user journeys. 
• No change to your existing O11 apps: no need to undergo any change to existing O11 or ODC applications to use this capability; it is just a simple configuration away.

This capability ensures your O11 foundation remains the secure core of your operations while you leverage ODC's innovations for both net-new apps and for augmenting existing O11 applications with AI.

We are excited to announce a major security upgrade for O11-ODC data interoperability. With this new feature, O11 LifeTime will allow incoming connections only from a specified ODC organization (tenant). Any other connections from other ODC tenants will be blocked.

How to configure it:

• Set up your LifeTime service account by picking ODC as the Service account consumer and entering your ODC organization ID. This secures the token to your particular ODC organization, limiting authentication strictly to your tenant.
• Insert the newly generated service account token directly into the O11 configuration in the ODC Portal to complete validation.

Mentor builds and modifies OutSystems apps through conversation. Behind that conversation are coding agents — AI components that interpret your intent, plan the work, and apply changes directly to your app. This release delivers a new generation of that agent: meaningfully higher output quality, a near-perfect success rate, and stronger coverage across UI, logic, and mixed tasks. The result is a faster path from intent to working app, with the control and confidence needed for production.

What's new

• Higher quality output, out of the box. Mentor now delivers stronger results from the start, with quality scores increasing from 3.94 to 4.34 out of 5. Developers get fewer TrueChange errors, better alignment with OutSystems patterns, and more reliable outputs without extra tuning.
• Near-perfect success rate. Mentor now achieves a 99.3% success rate in evaluations, up from 79.1%. That means it can complete more complex development tasks with far greater consistency, including work that previous versions could not reliably finish.
• Stronger completeness across UI, logic, and mixed tasks. Stronger completeness across UI, logic, and mixed tasks. Leveraging the OutSystems Enterprise Context Graph, Mentor now handles broader development requests with greater depth — delivering improved UI generation, implementing business logic with fewer TrueChange errors, and tackling combined tasks that previously required multiple iterations or manual fixes. This allows the agent to make more informed decisions about what to build and how, reducing the back-and-forth needed to reach a working result.

AI-assisted development moves fast—but speed without visibility creates risk. When Mentor proposes changes to your app, developers need more than a plan description; they need to see precisely what will change, where, and why, before a single line of code is committed. Without that clarity, even well-intentioned AI suggestions can introduce regressions, misalignments, or unwanted side effects that only surface after the fact.

With Conversational Code Comparison, Mentor now gives developers a visual review step before proposed changes are applied . Developers can compare the current app state against Mentor’s proposed plan, see which ODC assets, including Entities, Server Actions, and Screens, will be created or modified, and selectively apply only the changes that match their intent 

• Visual Plan Preview: See exactly what Mentor plans to change with a side-by-side view of your app’s current state and proposed updates before any work begins. 

• Impact Analysis: See which ODC assets, including entities, server actions, and screens, Mentor plans to create or modify before implementation begins. 
• Code Review: Inspect Mentor’s proposed code-level changes before you commit, with full visibility into the logic behind each update. 
• Selective Implementation: Accept the changes you want and discard the rest. No all-or-nothing bundles, just full control over what gets applied. 

With Mentor support for agentic applications and Libraries, developers can get help generating and understanding reusable logic. This makes it easier to create shared capabilities that can be used across apps, while helping teams work faster and maintain consistency across their ODC projects. 

• AI assistance in Libraries - Developers can now use Mentor while working in Libraries, not just Web Apps, keeping AI support available across more of the development lifecycle.
• Agentic applications - Simply describe what you want your agent to do, and Mentor helps produce a complete agent configuration that includes prompts, tools, and model settings, all grounded in the context of your application. This reduces manual setup and helps developers move from idea to working agent faster. 

Previously available in beta, these capabilities are now ready for production use. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank our users for their valuable feedback, which has given us the confidence to move forward with this release.

We're excited to announce a Beta version of the MABS 12.1. This new version of MABS is built with Xcode 26.3, aligning iOS builds with the latest Apple toolchain and iOS SDK.

The following updates are introduced for applications built with Capacitor: 

• Swift Package Manager (iOS) - Swift Package Manager (SPM) for iOS Capacitor mobile applications eliminates the build friction for plugins that rely on Swift libraries. Configurable via an opt-in extensibility configuration in ODC studio. Please review the release notes for any plugin version updates required for SPM support.
• Native Splash Screens - A native splash screen for Capacitor apps on iOS and Android that improves on a web-based startup experience to native. Configurable via the new app properties experience in ODC studio.

Per the MABS versions lifecycle, when MABS 12.1 reaches GA, the previous version, 12.0, will be deprecated and become obsolete. We encourage you to use this Beta period to test these new updates in your mobile applications.

We are excited to announce an improvement that streamlines your user experience: Default Apps for Custom Domains. Previously, applications were required to follow a fixed URL structure (e.g., brand.com/appname/), which often caused friction when accessing the applications. With this release, you can finally remove that barrier. You now have the power to map any application to the root level of your custom domain. Whether it’s your primary customer portal or a marketing site, your users can now access your assets directly at www.yourbrand.com without needing to remember or type a specific sub-path.

This feature is designed with both administrative control and SEO best practices in mind. Admins can easily designate a "Default App" within the domain configuration; once set, any user navigating to the base domain will see that application’s assets immediately. 

We are excited to announce expanded Kubernetes provider support for OutSystems Developer Cloud Self-Hosted deployment. In addition to OpenShift, ODC Self-Hosted now runs seamlessly on Azure AKS, AWS EKS, Google Cloud GKE, and vanilla Kubernetes environments. This milestone significantly expands deployment flexibility for organizations deeply invested in these cloud ecosystems.

This multi-provider support addresses a critical gap for enterprises that have standardized on specific cloud platforms and Kubernetes distributions. Rather than requiring infrastructure changes to adopt ODC, teams can now deploy their mission-critical applications, data, and AI agents directly within their existing Kubernetes footprint, while continuing to leverage ODC's powerful automated platform management capabilities. Whether your organization operates on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or manages vanilla Kubernetes clusters, you now have the agility to build and scale your digital transformation initiatives without infrastructure compromises.

This expanded provider support reinforces ODC's commitment to flexibility and operational freedom—enabling teams to maintain their preferred cloud investments while gaining access to ODC's innovative development and AI capabilities.

Build and maintain evaluation datasets

To keep evaluations accurate and up to date as your agents evolve, you need to be able to maintain the datasets behind them, control the environment they run in, and intervene when something goes wrong mid-run. This release extends the evals experience by allowing you to edit and export datasets, configure evaluation run setup and teardown, and cancel a run in progress.

Dataset editing and export

Datasets are now editable. Users can open any saved dataset and add rows, remove rows, or update cell values, including inputs, expected outputs, and expected tool calls. Changes are persisted immediately so the next evaluation run picks up the updated dataset without any re-import step. Datasets remain tied to the same Agentic App and Service Action, and the column-mapping rules from before still apply.

Users can also export any dataset as a JSON file. The exported format matches the standard JSON upload format, so it can be re-imported as-is, versioned in source control alongside agent code, or shared with teammates working in a different environment.

Setup and teardown for evaluation runs

Evaluation runs can now be configured with a setup Service Action and a teardown Service Action. Setup runs before the evaluation starts, and teardown runs after it completes. Both are regular Service Actions from any App or Agentic App, and both are optional. This lets users provision test data in external systems, load fixtures, or reset environment state automatically, without manually preparing or cleaning up between runs. Setup and teardown Service Actions must be fully self-contained and take no input parameters.

Cancelling a running evaluation

Users can cancel an evaluation run in progress. The run report reflects the cancellation, showing partial results for test cases that completed before the cancel and a "Cancelled" status for the run as a whole. This allows you to stop a long-running or mistaken run without waiting for it to finish.

We are excited to introduce a major visual and structural transformation of ODC Studio. This update provides a modernized, professional-grade workspace specifically engineered to minimize distractions and empower you to focus on development. By refining the tools developers use daily, we aim to influence the way they conceptualize and create positively. Standard IDEs often suffer from visual clutter, inconsistent icons, and layouts unsuited for modern high-density screens; this collective friction leads to increased fatigue and slower transitions. Our goal was to eliminate these obstacles, creating an environment that matches the high quality of the applications built within it.

• Reduced Cognitive Load: A noise-free, modular panel-based layout removes visual distractions, so your attention stays on logic and application architecture rather than filtering out UI clutter.
• Modern Professional Experience: Refreshed typography with the Inter font family, a minimalist iconography system, and Fusion Indigo accents with rounded aesthetics deliver crisp, premium rendering on HiDPI and Retina displays — an IDE that feels as polished as the apps you build with it.