> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.zbrain.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.zbrain.ai/zbrain-release-notes/zbrain-zsearch-release-notes.md).

# ZBrain ZSearch - Release Notes

The central source for all official updates, feature enhancements, and improvements for **ZSearch**—ZBrain’s enterprise-grade, AI-powered search solution. This space keeps you informed about the latest capabilities that enhance enterprise knowledge discovery, collaboration, security, and performance within ZSearch.

ZSearch release notes cover updates across key areas, including:

* Natural language and semantic search enhancements
* Source-based filtering and result transparency
* Project-based collaboration and knowledge organization
* File and user management improvements
* Performance, stability, and scalability updates
* Security, access control, and compliance-related enhancements

Each release provides detailed documentation on newly introduced features, usability improvements, and technical changes relevant to ZSearch users and administrators.

#### **Release frequency** <a href="#release-frequency" id="release-frequency"></a>

ZSearch is updated on a regular basis as new capabilities, enhancements, and fixes become available. Each release is accompanied by clear documentation to support smooth adoption and integration across your organization.

**Latest release**

**ZBrain v 2.4.6**– Released Jan 29, 2026

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