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# ZBrain Builder - Release Notes

Stay up-to-date with the latest enhancements for ZBrain Builder. This comprehensive log details new features, improvements, and bug fixes in every version release.

### Discover what's new in ZBrain Builder <a href="#discover-whats-new-in-zbrain-builder" id="discover-whats-new-in-zbrain-builder"></a>

Track all updates, enhancements, and newly introduced capabilities across the ZBrain Builder platform. This space captures version-wise progress, covering detailed component-level updates and broader platform enhancements to drive continuous advancement in AI-powered app and agent development, orchestration, and deployment.

### **Development areas**

Each release note includes updates across one or more of the following ZBrain Builder components:

* Knowledge base
* Apps
* Agents
* Flows
* Prompts
* Monitor

### **What’s included**

* **New features** – Introduction of new capabilities to expand and enhance functionality across all ZBrain Builder components.
* **Improvements** – Refinements to existing features, focused on enhancing reliability, usability, and system performance.
* **Platform updates**– Key platform-wide updates including UI/ UX enhancements, improved security protocols, and enhanced compliance measures to uphold enterprise-grade trust.

**Latest release**

**ZBrain v 2.4.7**– Released Apr 07, 2026

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[Version 2.4.7 | Apr 7, 2026](/zbrain-release-notes/zbrain-builder-release-notes/version-2.4.7-or-apr-7-2026.md)
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