What's included: 

• Brief previews - quickly review key information, including objectives, target audiences, core messages, and creative requirements.

• Linked and converted briefs - view briefs that are directly linked to the campaign or have been converted into campaigns.

• Direct access to brief details - open a brief’s details page for further review or editing.

• Integrated navigation - find the Briefs tab alongside Deliverables, Resources, and Settings in the campaign overview page. 

What is new 

• Create custom conditions directly in Page builder using server-side JavaScript. 

• Use the AI Code Assistant to generate, refine, or fix condition logic with guided suggestions. 

• Build human-readable condition outputs with built-in parameter validation. 

• Preview and test conditions with guest data before publishing. 

• The item path for the current page is now shown in the Details section of the Page Settings panel. Editors can quickly copy the path and use it in internal tools without opening Content Editor.

• Editing a partial design now includes a language dropdown, so editors can switch and edit language versions directly, bringing the experience in line with regular pages.

The latest release of the Page builder also includes the following solved issues:

• Components whose datasources were renamed or deleted can now be removed directly from the page layout. This removes the need to leave Page builder to clean up the Presentation Details in Content Editor.

• Pages now keeps valid empty <span> elements when saving RTE content, while still cleaning up invalid markup. This prevents unintended style changes when opening content in Page builder.

• Relative URLs in inline CSS are now resolved against the CM host (the base URL of the Content Management (CM) instance in a given environment) instead of the editing host. This ensures media and other resources load correctly in the Page builder UI.

• Page preview URLs no longer include the sc_version parameter for legacy JSS. This avoids confusion and accurately reflects preview behavior, which always shows the latest version for the selected path.

Smarter signals and chat

Signals and chat have been updated to provide clearer outputs, better traceability, and improved navigation.

• Improved signals - Signals now provide more detailed insights instead of brief summaries, making insights easier to review and act on. Each signal links to its full source chat for traceability and can be reused as context in follow-up prompts to support more consistent iteration.

• Enhanced chat experience - Actions has been renamed Chat, with a simplified interface and a history pane that makes it easier to revisit previous conversations. Keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl + Enter on Windows, Cmd + Enter on Mac) help submit prompts more efficiently, and any conversation can now be converted into a dedicated space for continued collaboration.

• Grounded context integrations - Chat can now use additional context sources to support more informed responses. These include Sitecore Documentation for documentation-based answers, Marketer MCP with tool-calling support for SitecoreAI workflows, and brand kit selection to help generate on-brand content.

• Built-in tools in chat - Chat now includes built-in tools that allow you to generate images, save content such as articles and briefs as versioned artifacts, perform web searches, and take actions directly in SitecoreAI.

Collaborative spaces and scalable workflows

Spaces have been refined to better support shared work, provide clearer execution visibility, and enable more flexible agent workflows.

• Team-ready collaboration - Users can invite collaborators into a shared space, where artifacts and context are visible to all members. This helps improve alignment and keeps related work centralized.

• Execution transparency - Each space provides a clearer structure for agent tasks, artifacts, and contextual inputs. Post-run reporting includes runtime, resource usage, and artifact counts, offering better visibility into how workflows perform.

• Multi-agent orchestration - Additional agents can be run within the same space, allowing related work to stay connected. Shared context across agents reduces duplication and supports more structured, multi-step workflows.

• Integrated chat - Chat is available directly within a space, making it easier to refine outputs and continue iterations without switching between tools.

• Artifact quality and management - Artifacts now display confidence scores and visible source references to support review and evaluation. AI-generated refinement questions help guide improvements, while direct chat-based edits, automatic versioning, and side-by-side comparisons make it easier to manage changes over time.

• Direct conversion to SitecoreAI - Artifacts can be converted into structured items within a space, helping move content from draft output to implementation more efficiently.

Stronger agent management and builder experience

Agent updates focus on clarity, discoverability, and better control over how capabilities are shared and maintained.

• Organized and discoverable agents - Agents are grouped into My Agents, Shared Agents, and All Agents, with short descriptions in list view to help users quickly understand their purpose.

• Granular visibility controls - Admins can now manage visibility settings to designate agents as private, public, or shared with specific users. This supports clearer access management while maintaining governance standards.

• Enhanced prebuilt agents - The experience of running out-of-the-box agents has been refined to clarify required inputs and parameters. Agents such as Bulk Content Generator and AEO/SEO Researcher now provide more detailed outputs with improved usability and performance.

• Streamlined agent builder - The updated Workflow editor features a clearer layout, categorized actions, and simpler configuration of inputs, models, and prompts. Schema and HTML template editors now include improved editing modes, validation, and preview tools to provide better control when creating custom agents.

What’s included

• New Web search tool in the chat Tools menu.

• Quick access to web search results within conversations.

• Focused alternative to broader search source configurations.

You can access the Assistant configuration dialog directly from the Tool configuration icon in the chat interface. From there, you can configure two key aspects of the Brand Assistant's behavior. These settings apply across all chats until changed.

• Writing style configuration

  You can choose how the Brand Assistant generates responses by selecting from five predefined writing styles: Formal, Casual, Bold, Informative, or Friendly, or by creating custom styles tailored to their needs. 

  You can change the style at any time to immediately adjust how responses are generated for different chats, audiences, or contexts. This is separate from the brand kit’s tone of voice, which is centrally defined and provides consistent, organization-wide guidance.

• Information source configuration

  You can choose whether the Brand Assistant uses knowledge sources, web search, or both for general chats, brainstorming, and brief generation modes.  

  This flexibility ensures responses are grounded in the most relevant and up-to-date information for each use case.

• Fixed a defect in Edge Preview where personalization did not work when renderings were defined only in standard values.

• Resolved an issue where, after converting a project to its decoupled version, the Default Rendering Host item did not contain the correct value for the public URL of the Default Rendering Host instance.

• Optimized Links table query to avoid unnecessary column reads and improve performance.

• Resolved a problem where certain media files were not being transferred during a migration with the XMM Migration tool.