With version 4.1.0 of the utility module, there is a new option that allows developers to override functions from external module libraries more selectively.

The ADITO-LLM has a new capability: thinking mode.

It is off by default. You turn it on with one parameter. This post explains what it does and when to use it.

Version 2026.0.0 is now available.

The full release summary is available in the dedicated Release Notes section, including the main highlights and additional context around the changes introduced with this release:

Read the 2026.0 Release Notes

If you work with ADITO, you use the menu — every day, for everything. It has not changed much in years.

With release 2026.1.0, that changes. The old menu retires. The new one takes over.

This post explains what is new, what is gone, and how to try it before 2026.1.0 ships.

Most of what you hear about AI in enterprise software is vague. Buzzwords, slide decks, promises.

ADITO Cloud ships a self-hosted AI platform. It is running in production today.

This post covers what the platform does, what you can build with it, and where to go next.

Variable Graph V1 has been around for a long time.
If you have been building processes for a while, you have almost certainly used it, often without thinking much about it.

With release 2026.1, this changes. Variable Graph V1 is retired, and the platform automatically uses Variable Graph V2 instead.

No switches to flip. No migration project. But testing still matters.

This post explains why we are making this step and what is different with V2, without turning it into a theory lesson.

The Mosaico module integrates the open source email editor Mosaico, which is provided via a Docker image and hosted as a cloud service by the operator. We want to clarify an important point about the referenced Docker image version.

Version 2025.2.0 is now available.

The full release summary is available in the dedicated Release Notes section, including the main highlights and additional context around the changes introduced with this release:

Read the 2025.2 Release Notes

Everything in ADITO is built on Entities. They define structure, behavior and how data is stored and displayed. We’ve published updated documentation that explains how Entities, Contexts and related components interact.

The new documentation on modularization is here. And it doesn’t just replace the old AID123. It makes it obsolete.

Modularization is not a new topic. But what often got lost between meetings, emails, and misunderstandings is now properly documented: concept, setup, best practices: all in one place.