What's new

MCP screen maps and clearer live terminal screens

Agents can inspect uploaded BMS, MFS, and DDS maps with describescreenmaps, including fields, tables, PF keys, and MFS messages that use the same field names as the catalog and live session tools. Live screen replies include map= when a screen matches an uploaded map, and list only host styling that differs from the de

Template HTML in action UI

runactionui includes the template HTML, so ChatGPT can render any generative UI template, not only ones the host already knows.

Connect an agent to AWS AgentCore

On the agent Setup tab, choose AWS AgentCore to add the agent to an Amazon Bedrock AgentCore harness. Claude Sonnet 5.5 must be enabled for the AWS account. The project name and harness name together must stay within 40 characters.

Drive OL Next from an AI agent over MCP

An AI agent in Claude, Cursor, or another MCP client can now take a legacy program from source to a working API without opening the console. Six tools cover the whole loop: convert a built-in example or your own files, run converted screens and RPC programs, record a flow or have AI draft one, and read the resulting en

Run OL Next inside an on-premises OL Hub

An on-premises OL Hub installation can now host OL Next in the same container. OL Next prepares the database for every existing tenant before it starts serving, and appears inside the Hub console as an embedded module, so customers who already run OL Hub on-premises add OL Next without a second installation to operate.

Picture-in-picture for MCP apps

MCP apps advertise picture-in-picture, so hosts that support it can offer that layout.

Connect an agent to AWS Kiro

On the agent Setup tab, choose AWS Kiro and use quick install, or paste the MCP configuration into the Kiro settings file.

Classify workflow step

Workflows can include a Classify step that sends a payload and named questions to TypeSafe Jev and returns typed answers you can branch on. An admin adds the TypeSafe Jev key under organization model settings. Dry run does not call TypeSafe.

Edit a saved mapping, with versions

A saved CoreIQ mapping, for a VSAM dataset or an IMS segment, can now be edited. Open Show mappings on a connection and edit a table's mapping: choose which source fields load and into which column, add a column, move the primary key, and allow or refuse nulls. On PostgreSQL and Oracle the editor changes the table to m

IBM MQ endpoints can be browsed and consumed

IBM MQ support now includes endpoint configuration, queue discovery, non-destructive message browsing, message type matching, and operator screens for consumers. Consumers run on the shared ingest pipeline used by CDC, with per-message code page handling, unit-of-work settlement, dead letter options, and visible runnin

Run an OL Spec analysis from the open file

AtomIQ operations for the open file can become an OL Spec workspace without leaving OL Code. Run the analysis, follow it while files are written, and read the specification beside the source. Diagrams in the specification are drawn in the panel.

Read VSAM records from the open file

CICS file statements in an open COBOL program can be matched to a VSAM dataset and read in the code viewer. Decoded fields page in the result grid. An optional key filters the read. Update, write, and delete statements stay listed and cannot be run.

Read-only DB2 queries from the open file

Open a COBOL file and run the embedded SQL as a read-only DB2 query. OL Code lists each statement, keeps unsaved edits, and shows the rows in the code viewer. The same mainframe sign-in is used, and statements that change data are not sent.

MCP agents can switch workspaces and traverse the live graph

[[feature:atomiq-graph-assistant-mcp|Graph Assistant & MCP]] now lets MCP clients sign in once, choose or change the active workspace, and inspect graph structure through dedicated navigation tools. Agents can list workspaces, select one in-session, inspect neighbors, query graph paths, and understand communities witho

Batch job page: why rows were rejected

A batch import from CoreIQ, from a VSAM dataset or an IMS segment, no longer just says how many rows it lost. The job page has a Why rows were rejected card, between Targets and Steps, that names each cause: what the database refused (a NOT NULL violation, a value too long, a type mismatch, a duplicate key, a numeric o

AI Assistant for the MongoDB Console

The MongoDB console now has its own AI assistant. Ask in plain English, like "find sessions longer than 10 minutes, newest first", and it proposes a MongoDB operation using the real field names, because it samples the selected collection. One click puts the operation into the editor. Nothing runs until you click Run, a

Override a project's draft from one of its tags

A project's draft can now be put back to any of its tags. Open a tag version, choose Override draft from the three-dots menu, and the draft is replaced with that tag's contents. Until now a draft was a one-way street: once experimental changes had piled up, the only route back to a known-good state was to create a whol

AI assistant: compact YAML context, safer INSERTs and a New chat button

The query console's AI assistant now receives your database as YAML instead of JSON. The schema it is given maps each table to its columns and their types, and the rows of your last query arrive as a YAML list of column-and-value pairs rather than a text table. Models read YAML more reliably, and the same schema takes

Add AS400 Data Queue assets from a PCML file in the Designer

A module that uses the AS400 Data Queue connector now has an Add Asset button. Previously the assets page for such a module offered nothing and told you to use the OL-Integration CLI instead. Choose With a PCML source file, upload the PCML that describes the message layout, and the asset is created in the module. The a

Run only the part of the query you select

The query console now runs whatever is selected in the editor. Highlight one statement of a longer script and the button changes from "Execute Query" to "Execute Selection". Only the selected text is sent to the database, and the rest of the script stays in the editor for the next run. With nothing selected, the whole

An API reference, inside the app

OL DataIQ now documents its REST API on a page of its own. Open API Reference in the top navigation to find a getting-started guide and an interactive explorer for every endpoint the server exposes.

Analyze the open program with AtomIQ

OL Code opens an AtomIQ workspace beside the member you are editing. You can read generated documentation, follow call relationships to source lines, and see which operations include the file. From the explorer, select datasets or members and start analysis. Only names are sent; member source stays on the host.

DB400 catalogs show table and query sections

DB400 catalogs now open with the same Tables and Query APIs sections used for DB2 catalogs. This makes DB2 for i assets easier to find and keeps query API publishing in the catalog experience instead of a generic layout view. [[feature:as400-support|AS/400 (IBM i) workbench]] now presents DB400 catalog content in the s

The built-in API reference is more complete and readable

[[feature:atomiq-api-reference|API Reference]] provides a polished in-product documentation page for REST endpoints and MCP tools. Navigation, deep links, theming, embedded Swagger controls, endpoint summaries, and development proxy behavior were improved so the reference works consistently in more environments.