Jmix 3.1 is released, and we walked through it live. We are glad to share more details about how the new version makes AI-assisted development practical for enterprise and regulated environments.
We recommend reading an article about the release and watching the webinar recording below to get a full picture of all new features.
Speakers of the webinar:
- Viktor Fadeev, Jmix Product Manager
- Konstantin Krivopustov, Head of Jmix Engineering
- Gleb Gorelov, Jmix Tech Lead
The session was structured around the three needs Jmix addresses — AI-assisted development on your terms, a defined development operating system, and understandable software worth maintaining — and we showed where 3.1 lands against each of them.
What we discussed:
AI Chat for business applications — a complete chat experience inside the application rather than bolted on top of it: streamed answers, file attachments and persistent conversations.
Dynamic Model AI Builder (experimental preview) — turns a natural-language description of the domain into an initial dynamic data model that you can then inspect and edit by hand.
CLI and agentic workflows — creating projects and working with coding agents outside the IDE; the output is still a standard Jmix project you can open in Studio.
Studio productivity — faster everyday view and component development while complementing the agentic workflows.
Application recovery — unsaved changes are preserved and restored after an interrupted session or a browser restart.
UI improvements — richer application interactions through new visual components and layouts.
BPM improvements — BPM notifications upgrade in a working process.
Platform updates — improvements across reporting, read views and email.
