What's New in Aeion OS.
Aeion ships continuously — features, fixes, security updates, and architecture improvements every week. The changelog below is the honest record of what actually shipped, with links to the relevant module/architecture pages where each change matters. Most recent at top.
Week of 2026-05-18 to 2026-05-20
Heavy documentation week — public marketing surface depth caught up with platform engineering depth.
Week of 2026-05-11 to 2026-05-17
AI agent foundation week — commerce-AI epic closed, executive hub stabilized, queue infrastructure hardened.
Week of 2026-05-04 to 2026-05-10
Marketing surface expansion week — lens-based information architecture rolled out across personas, solutions, and industries.
Earlier Recent Highlights (Last 30 Days)
Other notable shipments since 2026-04-20.
What's Coming Next (Honest Roadmap)
Items currently in active development. We commit to ship dates only when the work is materially complete; the items below are paths we're on, not contracts.
How to Subscribe
Three ways to stay current with what ships.
Frequently Asked Questions
Continuously — multiple deploys per week, most of which are invisible to customers (test-suite work, internal refactors, security patches). Customer-visible changes (new modules, behavior changes, schema additions) get changelog entries. Major releases get release notes + migration guides.
Rarely, and never silently. When a breaking change is required, we ship the new behavior alongside the old one for a deprecation window (typically 90 days), publish migration docs, and notify affected tenants in advance. Breaking changes appear in the changelog with a **Migration:** subheading.
Security-impact changes appear in the changelog with a **Security:** prefix and link to the advisory page. For higher-severity disclosures, affected tenants get email + in-product notification ahead of the public advisory.
Talk to sales for a deeper conversation. We don't publish the full quarterly roadmap publicly because (1) priorities shift and we don't want to over-commit, and (2) some items are customer-specific from Enterprise contracts. The public "what's coming next" section above captures the direction; the specifics happen in scoping calls.
Behavior-stability guarantees are available on our largest contracts. All other modules are governed by the standard deprecation policy — changes ship with 90 days of overlapping support and a migration guide.
Feature flags are progressively-rolled-out capabilities — they appear in the changelog under "Limited availability" and only graduate to "Generally available" when the rollout is complete and the feature is fully documented. Limited-availability features can change behavior; GA features follow the standard deprecation policy.
Enterprise customers get a dedicated changelog with cross-references to their specific tenant's usage. Useful for procurement teams and platform-managers who need to communicate updates internally without sharing the public marketing surface.