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Umbraco Product Update/Codegarden Keynote Highlights, Q2 2026

All the latest product news

Filip Bech-Larsen
Written by Filip Bech-Larsen

It’s June 10, 2026, and I, Mats, Emma, and other brilliant Umbraco HQ colleagues have just stepped down from Codegarden stage after hosting the yearly Keynote. A keynote packed with a lot of great news across many of our Umbraco Products - and even the announcement of a new one! Yes, we sure like to make a Keynote exciting 😉 To make sure you’re all up to date, we’ll fill you in here, giving you more details, links, etc., so you can dive a bit deeper into all the stuff that’s coming and what’s already here:

“A mature platform that developers love and business trust” 

If you caught the Codegarden keynote live, or are planning a re-watch, you probably heard me say the above sentence a few times. In recent years, Umbraco has evolved significantly and hit major milestones, such as the ISO 27001 Certification, 100% SLA commitment, and fantastic reviews and awards on G2. These achievements continue to build the confidence you and your customers place in our platform. And with the announcements during the Keynote, I hope it’s clear we’re committed to continuing on this path.

Because maturity is also seen “inside” our products, with new upcoming features like Elements and new Search to the CMS, Load Balancing, and Scheduled Upgrades for Cloud, and with the launch of our new open-source automation add-on: Umbraco Automate.

And with AI still on everyone's lips, we’ve also made sure to follow along - the Umbraco way. It’s been inspiring to see the community embrace Umbraco.AI with a clear spike of new packages on the Umbraco Marketplace. By launching Remote MCP on Cloud and introducing new guardrails and testing capabilities, we’re helping you leverage AI’s efficiency while ensuring you stay compliant and always keep a human in control.

Now, as promised, let’s dive deeper into the latest news and upcoming features across the Umbraco platform:

New open-source product: Umbraco Automate

Automate journeys, connect tools, and plug in AI.

Meet Umbraco Automate 👋 A drag-and-drop automation engine native in the Umbraco backoffice. The steps you used to wire up in external tools, or do by manually, can now run where your content already lives.

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Why Automate matters for your business

  • Automate in minutes, not sprints. Technical growth teams and website owners can build "if this, then that" flows like onboarding emails, sales alerts, and discount codes, without pulling in developers.

  • Native triggers and actions, out of the box. Get ready to work with Automate from day one with native tiggers and actions across the platform, the CMS, plus Forms, Commerce, Workflow, and Engage.

  • Connect your whole stack and plug in AI. Two ways to extend a flow: hook into external services via webhooks to react to events from any third-party system, or bring Umbraco.AI into your automations, calling AI agents as steps to do work, or have an automation react to the result of an AI task. 

  • A human safety net. Human-in-the-loop approval steps keep a person in control before anything external or AI-generated goes live.

  • You control your data by default. Unlike Zapier or Make, Automate runs entirely inside your own Umbraco infrastructure, whether that's Umbraco Cloud, a dedicated Azure SQL database, or self-hosted. Your data only leaves your environment when you choose to send it to an external service, and Automate itself is already covered by your existing hosting agreement. 

Umbraco Automate is open source and endlessly extensible, build custom triggers and actions from templates, list them on Umbraco Marketplace, and move automations across environments with Umbraco Deploy support. No limits on runs, triggers, actions, or users. 

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If you want to know more about Umbraco Automate, check out Matt Brailsfords Codegarden talk, Thursday, June 11 at 10 UCT+2 or catch on YouTube in the weeks following Codegarden. 

Or check out the Automate Product page where you can take a quick-click tour, sign up for a dedicated newsletter, and learn all about the main features of Automate. 

Availability: Beta release for Umbraco 17 ready from today; final release July 9.


AI in Umbraco

Since the announcement of AI in Umbraco, this part of the Umbraco platform has matured from vision to production. The vision of Umbraco.AI has always been to give you the foundation for you to stay in control of which model you want to use, how it behaves, and what it is allowed to touch. Sprinkled with HQ maintained AI features, such as property prompts and a Copilot inside the backoffice.

Aligned with the platform

With Umbraco 18, the Umbraco.AI packages move onto the same version line as the platform, compatible with Umbraco 17 and 18

Governance built for platform owners

New guardrails inspect both prompts and AI output, before or after generation, so content stays on-brand and sensitive data stays protected. And with new model connections in the platform (including Hugging Face, Fireworks, Mistral, and DeepSeek), you choose the LLM and model that fits your project, budget, and compliance needs. 

Pre-generated guardrails protect emails from being shared with the LLM provider.

A new test-and-run capability lets you measure agent and prompt output against defined standards ("graders"), catch model regressions, compare models, and you can run against mock data before AI meets your content. In short: Quality-check the AI in your backoffice. 

Check out some of the key features that allow AI governance in Umbraco

A Copilot for editors

Umbraco.AI's Copilot is out in a final release. It picks up speech-to-text dictation, drag-and-drop file uploads, semantic search with Umbraco Search, and can now work with more complex structures, such as blocks, and it can save and publish, with a manual approval step, so an editor always signs off before anything goes live. 

Drag-and-drop files into Copilot and work together on creating or updating content.

Umbraco in AI

Umbraco in AI is making Umbraco a first-class citizen in the AI-native tools your team already works in. Today, that starts with the CMS - agent-ready through MCP and Agent Skills, so partners and developers don't build integrations from scratch - with the commercial Umbraco products set to follow soon.  

Your backoffice, inside any AI client

The headline here is the Umbraco Editor MCP: a remote MCP server that Umbraco hosts for you on Umbraco Cloud. In plain terms, your editors can open their preferred LLM client and draft, find, update, and publish content directly in the Umbraco backoffice, just by describing what they want. 

What makes it genuinely low-effort:

  • We host it, you just connect. Nothing to install, patch, or maintain; updates ship from us.

  • Secure by default. Each Cloud project gets its own authenticated (OAuth) endpoint, and it's already covered by your existing Umbraco Cloud Data Processing Agreement; no new DPA or compliance review is needed.

And because it runs as part of Umbraco Cloud, editors can connect their other tools' MCP servers - Google Drive, Figma, Slack, Dropbox - into the same workflow, all cloud-based with nothing running locally. The takeaway: editors can bring their preferred AI client to Umbraco, one that can act on your content and reach all your other tools, with nothing to install.  

Connecting Claude to a website hosted on Umbraco Cloud.

Both the CMS Developer MCP and the new CMS Editor MCP will be available as hosted remote MCPs on Umbraco Cloud this summer, beta in July, and general availability later this summer. This will be for all Cloud plans - no additional cost. 

For developers: dig into the Developer MCP, and the Agent-Ready CMS series.

Umbraco CMS

The content engine of your platform keeps getting leaner and more capable, with two highlights landing across the recent Umbraco 17 minor releases, available to you today: 

Better support for AI in Umbraco

Recent Umbraco 17 minor updates have added improvements that let AI agents interact with the CMS far more granularly, understanding how your content is built, and making precise changes to it. These improvements power Umbraco.AI features like Copilot, but they live in the CMS itself, so they're open to any AI agent, including your own LLM or tooling, if you'd rather bring your own.

  • Agents can understand your content. An AI agent can now read the exact structure of your content and data types before it writes anything, so it makes valid changes instead of guessing.

  • Agents can edit with precision. Rather than rewriting a whole page, an agent can make a targeted change, even deep inside a Block List, for faster, more precise, and more granular edits.

For developers: see the JSON Schema support and document patch endpoint PRs.

Lightweight, external-only members

If your site signs members in through a third-party identity provider, via social logins, SSO, or a customer identity platform, Umbraco has traditionally created a full member record for each one, carrying fields you may never use. On membership-heavy sites, that adds up fast: more storage, more to index, and a heavier system to keep performant.

Now you can opt those members into a lighter footprint. Set external only = true, and Umbraco stores just the minimal record it needs while keeping the third-party authentication integration fully intact. The payoff is significantly less overhead and better performance as your membership grows, with no change to how your members actually sign in.

Want to read more, check out the documentation here.

Umbraco CMS: Coming up

Umbraco version 18

Umbraco 18 lands June 25 🎉It's a smaller, low-friction major release; most projects won't need significant changes to upgrade, but it sets up a couple of things worth knowing about: 

Elements: create content once, reuse it everywhere. Think of the content you repeat across page after page, calls-to-action, promotional banners, contact details and opening hours, author bios, or legal disclaimers. With Elements, you create that content once in the new Library section and drop it onto as many pages as you need with the new element picker. Update it in one place and it updates everywhere, a single source of truth your editors can manage with confidence.

In practice, the reusable content most teams work with is built using blocks, and the full Block Editor integration, so you can reuse blocks directly from the Library, is coming later this year.

If you want all the details about Umbraco 18, find it in the Release Candidate blog post here.

From NPoco to Entity Framework Core

We're updating how Umbraco talks to the database, moving from the NPoco micro-ORM (object relation-mapper) to Entity Framework Core. It's an under-the-hood shift with a few benefits:

  • A more standard experience for .NET developers. EF Core is the default data-access layer in modern .NET, so developers already know its LINQ querying, migrations, and patterns, with far less Umbraco-specific plumbing to learn.

  • Easier, faster testing. EF Core's in-memory and SQLite providers let developers test data-access logic without a full database, making tests quicker to write and more reliable.

  • More flexibility in where your data lives. A cleaner data-access abstraction opens the door to storage options beyond what's supported today.

Entity Framework is targeting Umbraco 19.

The Umbraco Search abstraction is final: ready to bring your search engine to Umbraco?

Umbraco Search introduces a new, provider-based search architecture. The headline is that the search abstraction layer has reached a final release. It gives developers one consistent way to express advanced search: full-text querying, filtering, faceting, sorting, language and segment support, results that respect protected-content access, and indexing of Umbraco's property editors, and, because it's provider-based, the freedom to plug in the search engine of your choice. 

Examine will remain the default search provider out of the box with Umbraco, and its support for all the search features above is currently in beta.

If you're ready to build on the abstraction layer with a search provider other than Examine, this final release is for you. A stable API you can adopt and code against today.

Looking ahead, the plan is to bring Umbraco Search into the CMS core from Umbraco 19, eventually replacing today's built-in search. 

For developers: available now for Umbraco 17 and soon for Umbraco 18. See the Umbraco.Cms.Search package and the Umbraco Search docs, plus Kenn Jacobsen's walkthrough with working Elasticsearch and Typesense providers

Umbraco Cloud

This quarter, Umbraco Cloud is all about self-service, ensuring you can get the information you need immediately and act proactively. Here's what's recently landed, and what you can look forward to next.

Running a portfolio of client solutions? Arnold Visser recently covered the bigger picture behind these updates: More Visibility, More Control: What's New in Umbraco Cloud.

See everything, before anyone has to ask

When traffic shifts or a campaign goes live, you want answers in seconds, not a support ticket. The new Traffic & Performance dashboard brings that insight straight into the Cloud Portal: a customizable graph for CPU, memory, and requests, plus KPI cards for requests, data transfer, cache hit rate, and more. You can break traffic down by cache status, country, and device. 

Traffic & Performance docs → 

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It combines Azure Monitor application metrics with Cloudflare edge analytics in a single view, so you see your application and the edge in front of it together. No extra tooling, no manual exports.

Deploy on your terms - to any environment

Your pipeline should land each change exactly where you want it. With CI/CD: Deploy to any environment, it now does. Previously, your pipeline was pushed to your development environment, and you promoted through the Portal from there. Now, a single push from your own CI/CD pipeline lands in any environment you choose. Be it dev, staging, or straight to production for that urgent fix, all without disturbing work-in-progress elsewhere - one push, done.

CI/CD on Umbraco Cloud docs →

A settings page for "More options" regarding CI/CD Flow deployments. It includes a toggle for "Deployments to any target" and a table listing supported environment types like Flexible and Mainline.

A sharper Sustainability Dashboard

For teams with ESG reporting to answer to, the Sustainability Dashboard has been rebuilt on an improved carbon-emissions methodology for more accurate reporting. The update adds multiple component tracking, date-range filtering, and period-on-period comparisons, with an organisation-level overview and per-project drill-down. So the numbers behind your client conversations are both more accurate and easier to work with.

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More self-service wins

A handful of smaller improvements that take the support ticket out of everyday operations:

  • Custom error pages make it possible to upload your own branded HTML and assign it per hostname, so visitors see your page during brief pauses instead of a generic error.

  • Start and stop environments and opt out of automatic patch upgrades, all directly from the Portal, on your schedule.

  • The Windows Event log messages are now visible on the environment log page and can be downloaded without going through Kudu.

  • Basic Authentication on all plans improves access control, and anonymized backoffice users on team removal ensures audit history is preserved, and personal data is cleared.

See it all in the Umbraco Cloud release notes for 2026 →

Umbraco Cloud: Coming up

The self-service focus continues into the second half of the year, with more impactful improvements on the way. Scaling and performance are also high on the agenda, with some of the most highly requested features and workflows already in development. The product roadmap has been updated to reflect all of this, and you can find more details right here: 

Scale on demand: Load Balancing & Dedicated Redis Cache

A high-stakes campaign or a sudden traffic spike shouldn't be a capacity gamble. From July 1, 2026, it won't be.

Load Balancing distributes your project's traffic across multiple instances on scaling App Service Plans, so when demand climbs during a launch, a campaign, or a heavy workload, your site spreads the load instead of straining a single server. It's one of the most requested capabilities in Umbraco Cloud, built for projects with demanding traffic requirements.

Launching alongside it is the Dedicated Redis Cache that powers reliable multi-instance scaling: out-of-process sessions that survive recycles and a coordination layer ready before you scale out. And it's worth adding, even if you never load balance as a second-level cache, it reduces database load and improves response times on a single-instance project too. 

A couple of honest details: Load Balancing runs on dedicated resources, and at launch, it uses sticky sessions, with round-robin routing to follow. Building for it now? Write your code as if it's round-robin; round-robin-safe code always works on sticky, but not the other way around.

ETA: July 1, 2026

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Peace of mind for operations

Three updates land in the fall that take the guesswork out of running your projects:

Notifications & Alerting 

Subscribe to platform events via email or webhook and route alerts into the tools your team already uses, like Slack. Get notified about hostname-monitoring failures, DDoS mitigations, and other events that need your attention, delivered where they'll actually be seen.

Recommendations based on health checks 

Proactive health checks for your hosting setup, right in the Portal. Think Umbraco CMS Health Checks, but for your Cloud project: clear guidance across security, performance, operations, and best practices, with scores you can track over time.

Scheduled Upgrades 

Pick the timeframe for automatic upgrades of Umbraco CMS, Forms, and Deploy, so you get the convenience of automated handling on a schedule that suits you. (Security patches still ship as soon as they're available.)

ETA: Q3 2026

Deploy like any other .NET app: Artifact Deployments & Rolling Updates

Looking a little further out, Artifact Deployments brings the .NET deployment standard to Umbraco Cloud. Use your existing CI/CD tools to build a final, ready-to-run artifact and push it to Umbraco Cloud. From there, we handle deployment and infrastructure. You get full control over your build process and more predictable deployments, with Git Deployments staying fully supported for teams that prefer them.

It also unlocks Rolling Updates: new versions are staged alongside the live environment and traffic cuts over automatically, keeping your site fully available throughout. No more working around low-traffic windows. Your team ships when it makes sense.

ETA: Q4 2026

Umbraco Compose

Since the launch of Umbraco Compose on February 3, 2026, we’ve been focusing on improving the visibility, flexibility, predictability, and developer experience of the platform.

Whether you are managing complex data structures, setting up new integrations, or querying your content, these new releases are all about putting you in control and making your workflows smoother. This includes major updates to the portal UI, more granular control over your data ingestion, and leveling up our GraphQL capabilities.

Let’s take a look at what has changed.

A Better Experience in the Portal

In the portal, you now have a dedicated visual space to manage your API applications - including the handling of scopes - so that you can control which environment and how much access a set of ClientID and Client Secret should have. We’ve also introduced Ingested Content Diagnosis. This new UI feature gives you clear visibility into your ingested data - no matter if a TypeSchema covers your data and thereby makes it queryable through the GraphQL API. You’ll be able to filter on properties like environment, collection, and TypeSchema, and you’ll be able to dig into a specific payload and see the stored JSON. This way, you can easily debug and track down issues, and ensure your content from external systems is mapped and flowing exactly as it should.

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Focus on Integrations

Umbraco Compose is all about bringing your content together, no matter where they come from. However, for the Umbraco CMS, we have now open-sourced the two Umbraco CMS Integrations. Besides using the source code for inspiration or contributing more features, you’ll also find example integrations to third-party systems, and it will hold an upcoming CLI tool.

To supplement the connection to external tools, you can now take advantage of Outbound Webhook Functions. These allow your Compose projects to manipulate the outbound webhook through a JavaScript function, in a similar way as you can do it through the Ingestion Functions when data is sent to Compose. One important use case for the Outbound Webhook Functions is integration with a third-party search engine, so that you have full control of what’s sent to the search index.

Advanced Ingestion Control

When managing content at scale, you need granular control over your data limits and lifecycles. We’ve added the ability to perform Ingestion Filter Deletes using a where clause. This way, you can easily delete a batch of data based on your custom criteria. This keeps your database clean, your queries fast, and your data orchestration highly accurate.

Sometimes you might need to update the same piece of content from multiple systems - e.g. a price on your products that will be updated in the ERP while other product properties are maintained in a PIM. With the new support for Ingestion Patch and Merge-patch, you no longer need to know and send the full payload, as you can now apply partial updates to your ingested content. This gives you flexibility in your integrations, and it saves bandwidth.

Empowering Developers

For the frontend developers consuming your orchestrated data, we’ve added support for Interfaces and Unions in our GraphQL API.

What does this mean for you?

  • Interfaces: You can now define shared fields across multiple TypeSchemas. This makes your queries much more flexible, allows for cleaner code on the frontend, and simplifies your overall schema.

  • Support for Unions: Unlike interfaces, where all types implementing it can be queried, unions allow you to tell GraphQL that only a specific set of types can be returned from a field, without the types having to implement a common interface.

All this means smarter, more predictable, and strongly typed API responses as the standard.

Updated tiers with more ingestions - no additional cost

Last, but definitely not least, we’ve listened to many of you, and have today announced new and much higher ingestion limits for our tiers. Previously, our Professional tier included 30.000 ingestions - this is now 100.000 and for Enterprise, we’ve upgraded from 300.000 to 1.000.000. We can’t wait to see what you’ll build with Umbraco Compose. 

Umbraco Compose: Coming up

As we look toward the next quarter, here is a sneak peek at what we are actively working on or expect to start working on in the near future:

  • Ingestion Functions: A dedicated UI space to easily configure, manage, and monitor your ingestion functions. 

  • US Region Support: Expanding our infrastructure to offer a dedicated US Region, ensuring lower latency and regional compliance for our North American users.

  • CLI Tool: A command-line interface to supercharge your local setup, automation, and AI developer workflows.

  • Environment Synchronization: Tools to seamlessly manage and synchronize your Compose configurations across multiple environments (Dev, Staging, Live).

Umbraco Commerce: Coming up

Customer Management: a single customer view for Umbraco Commerce

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One of the most requested capabilities for Umbraco Commerce has been a better way to understand and manage customers beyond individual orders. We’re excited to share that Customer Management is now approaching partner testing.

Customer Management introduces a dedicated customer entity and a new customer workspace in Umbraco Commerce. Instead of viewing customer information across multiple orders, you can now access a consolidated customer profile containing customer details, order history, communication records, addresses, tags, and key customer metrics in one place.

A complete customer overview

The new Customers section provides a dedicated overview of all customers in your store. You can search, sort, filter, and export customer data while gaining quick access to important business metrics such as:

  • Active customers

  • Average Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)

  • Average Order Value (AOV)

  • Total customer count

The overview is designed to help customer service, sales, and ecommerce teams quickly identify valuable customers and understand purchasing behaviour across the store.

Rich customer profiles

When you select a customer, a dedicated customer profile opens where all relevant information is gathered into a single experience.

You can view:

  • Customer details and communication preferences

  • Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)

  • Average Order Value (AOV)

  • Purchase frequency

  • Return statistics

  • Tags and segmentation

  • Complete order history

  • Communication timeline

  • Shipping and billing addresses

The profile also includes visual indicators that compare individual customer performance against store-wide averages, making it easier to identify high-value customers and customers that may require additional attention.

Communication history

Customer Management introduces a built-in communication timeline.

Backoffice users can log customer interactions such as:

  • Phone calls

  • Emails

  • Chat conversations

  • WhatsApp messages

Each communication moment is attributed to the Umbraco backoffice user who created it and can optionally be linked to a specific order. This creates a lightweight CRM-style history directly inside Umbraco Commerce and helps teams maintain context across customer interactions.

Customer tagging and segmentation

Customers can be tagged directly from their profile, making it easier to organise and filter customer groups.

Tags are available throughout the customer management experience and can be used when filtering customers in the customer overview. This provides a simple but effective way to create operational customer segments such as VIP customers, loyal customers, wholesale customers, or region-specific customer groups.

Address management

Customer Management introduces dedicated shipping and billing address management.

During migration, existing customer addresses can be extracted from historical orders and consolidated into customer profiles. Teams can maintain multiple shipping and billing addresses, define defaults, and manage addresses independently from historical order data.

Flexible integrations

Customer Management is designed to work both as a standalone Commerce feature and as part of larger solution architectures.

Customer information can be owned directly by Umbraco Commerce or provided through external systems using the Customer Adapter architecture. This allows businesses to keep CRM systems as the source of truth while still giving customer service teams visibility inside Umbraco Commerce.

Where customers are linked to Umbraco Members, Customer Management also provides direct navigation between Commerce and Membership data.

Customer Management is currently being prepared for partner testing

Umbraco Engage

Traffic Filter

Keep your analytics clean and trustworthy. With the Traffic filter, you can set up rules to exclude unwanted visits - such as bots, internal staff or specific countries - based on IP address, IP range, user agent and more. Available since Engage 17.2

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Umbraco Engage: Coming up

AI-powered insights for Umbraco Engage

We're excited to share the first steps of bringing Agent Copilot to Umbraco Engage.

Understanding audience behavior often means navigating dashboards and reports to find the answers you're looking for. With Agent Copilot, we're making it easier to interact with Engage data using natural language.

Instead of searching through analytics, users can ask questions such as:

  • Which content is performing best?

  • What are the most visited pages?

  • Which campaigns drive the most conversions?

  • How has audience engagement changed over time?

This first phase focuses on enabling Agent Copilot to understand and interact with data collected by Umbraco Engage. By connecting Engage data with the selected LLM, marketers, editors, product owners, and agency teams can explore insights through conversation rather than traditional reporting interfaces.

Looking ahead

This is the first step in a broader vision for AI within Umbraco Engage. Future iterations will focus on helping users move from insights to action, including deeper analysis, audience segmentation, and personalized content experiences.

We're looking forward to sharing more as we continue developing Agent Copilot for Engage together with our partners and community.

Expected to be released in Q3

Umbraco Deploy: Coming up

Umbraco Deploy UX overhaul

Umbraco Deploy gets a major UX overhaul in the Umbraco 18 release. A reimagined Deploy overview now shows environment titles, item counts, live progress, and entity icons for queued items, while the Settings area moves into a cleaner left-hand menu spanning Status, Schema, and Configuration. You can now export items and full environments straight from the tree or overview, import an environment ZIP, and restore directly from the content dashboard. Add to that wider dialogs, friendlier toggles and clearer wording - making everyday deployments faster and far more intuitive.

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In other news… 

When will all the Codegarden talks be available?

Codegarden is the best place to get your Umbraco product news - if you’re here with us now, lucky you; if not, remember that you can grab an online ticket! This gives you access to the talks in our streaming app. 

Later this summer (ETA mid-August), all talks will be uploaded to the Umbraco YouTube channel (with a few exceptions coming sooner - Codegarden Keynote to name one). 

Security Advisory: Umbraco.AI

A moderate-severity vulnerability has been found and fixed in the Umbraco.AI package, affecting the Umbraco.AI core package, versions 1.0.0 through 1.13.x (all releases prior to the patch). Find all the details in the Security Advisory blog post

… Until next time

Remember that you can always keep yourself updated on what we’re working on “Now”, “Next”, and “Later” on the Umbraco Product Roadmap as well as check up on all released features in the Umbraco Roadmap History. 

A large part of the work we do is inspired by the feedback we get from you. If you find issues or have specific feature requests, you can find the issue trackers for our products on the Umbraco Github account. If you have product feedback, you’re welcome to reach out to us at product@umbraco.com.