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September 3, 2026

Highlights​

A practical release: ship what you built on your own infrastructure, connect to far more of the tools your team already uses, and feel the product get quicker and steadier end to end.

  • Builders: export the app and deploy it where you already run production. Paid plans can download an App Builder project as a ZIP from the Apps list or from inside the builder, then deploy it on your own managed infrastructure. Secrets and install folders stay out of the download.
  • Org admins: 200+ connectors are starting to land. We are adding a large catalog of connectors so teams can plug Devs.ai into the tools they already use. This is early availability, rolling out progressively, organization by organization. More connectors will follow in later releases.
  • Everyone: we have been focused on performance and reliability. This has been underway for a while, across the whole product, not only App Builder. You should start seeing more of it: less waiting at the start of a turn, fewer stalls mid-task, and a steadier day to day. More of these improvements are still coming.

There is more in the full release notes, including how ZIP export works and what to expect from the connector rollout.

New features​

Export your app and deploy it on your own infrastructure​

You should be able to take an App Builder project and run it in the environment you already trust.

Paid organizations can now export an app as a ZIP from the Apps list or from the menu inside the builder. Unzip it, put it in your pipeline, and deploy it on your managed infrastructure the same way you ship other internal apps. The archive is the source of the app you have been building, minus secrets, environment files, and install folders, so you are not copying credentials or bulky build output into your repo.

Presentations still export as PDF. ZIP export is for regular apps.

This is rolling out with the rest of App Builder on paid plans. If you do not see Export as ZIP yet, it has not reached your organization, or your plan needs an upgrade. More communications will follow as it becomes available to you.

200+ connectors (early availability)​

Starting to roll out: we are adding 200+ connectors so Devs.ai can work with the systems your team already lives in, not only a short list of built-in tools.

From the Connectors hub, admins can turn integrations on, finish any required sign-in or API-key setup, and choose whether each person connects their own account or the organization shares one connection for everyone. Some connectors also pair with products on the AppDirect marketplace, so you can buy the app there and connect it here.

This is early availability. We are enabling it progressively, and more connectors will arrive in subsequent releases. If you do not see the broader catalog yet, it has not reached your organization. When it has, look in Connectors.

Improvements​

  • Performance and reliability, across the board. We have been working on this for a while, and you should start seeing more of it. Chat, App Builder, and everyday navigation should feel lighter and more dependable: answers start sooner, previews come back more readily when you return, and connected tools are less likely to stall mid-task. This is a focus, not a one-off, and more improvements will land in the releases ahead.
  • Sandbox previews come back more reliably after a pause
  • Connectors hub makes it clearer which integrations are connected, ready to use, or still need setup

Bug fixes​

General reliability improvements across chat, App Builder, connectors, and marketplace listings. Together they should make exporting, connecting tools, and day-to-day use feel steadier.

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