With this release, we provide a beta version of an MCP server available in edoc automate. If you would like to try out the MCP server, please contact your edoc representative.
In addition, we've made WebDAV more user-friendly and fixed some security-related bugs.
New functions and enhancements
ID 20047: Display a note about the environment in WebDAV
If you are using the edoc platform test or staging environment, a note indicating the environment will now appear in the WebDAV browser interface. This note helps you better understand which environment you are currently in.
ID 19894: Beta: Deploy MCP server for the edoc automate platform (apps, views, components, actions, data sources)
With this release, edoc automate is providing an MCP server. The MCP server is a beta version.
With the MCP Server, you can automatically create and edit AI agents and apps. This allows you to control and customize app structures and content directly using AI agents.
If you would like more information about the MCP server, please contact your edoc representative.
We'd love to hear your feedback on the beta version.
Bug fixes and improvements
High ID 20639: The "None" encryption method still forces an encrypted connection
If you have selected the None encryption method, a connection will now be established to SMTP servers that only accept connections without encryption.
Normal ID 20781: Security vulnerability in Brotli (CVE-2026-111497) in the "workflow-session-socket" service
A critical security vulnerability (CVE-2026-111497) in Brotli decompression was fixed by an update to Node.js and the system packages in the edoc workflow session socket service.
Normal ID 20488: Error editing the global layout: cannot edit global actions
When editing HTML layouts, the code editor's background processes are now loaded correctly again. As a result, the previous errors that occurred when resolving worker URLs no longer occur.