CloverDX 7.6 takes AI-assisted development from preview to production: the AI Assistant now comes with new licensing model, more powerful permissions and access control mechanisms. New inline record declaration in CTL, a new form “split view” editor in Data Manager, and more.
Join us for a rundown of the new features, see them live, and learn what to check before you upgrade.
What the session covers...
AI Assistant, ready for production: out of technology preview, with per-user AI Authoring seats, a new permission model, and new providers including Amazon Bedrock. Still opt-in and BYOK: your provider, your key, your data.
Company knowledge: teach the AI your own naming conventions, standards and rules once, and they apply to every conversation.
Connect external AI clients: CloverDX can now act as its own OAuth2 authorization server, so you can connect Claude, ChatGPT or an agentic IDE without a third-party identity provider.
A new form editor in Data Manager: a split view with a full row editor in a sidebar, column groups and row labels, built for wide data sets.
Record types in CTL: declare record structures directly in your code, with no graph metadata needed.
And more: shared categories across Wrangler and Data Manager, condition preview in Wrangler, OAuth2 profiles on the Server, and platform updates.
Who will CloverDX 7.6 help?
- Teams ready to put AI-assisted development into production
- Data integration developers
- CloverDX administrators
Brano Repcek is VP of product wherein he heads up the product team, working to continuously improve and evolve CloverDX and its features, providing new product releases quarterly.
