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A big one — build git-native agents, connect any MCP server, and get stronger data isolation, a faster build engine, and easier app management.

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New

Build with GitAgent (Beta). Architect can now create git-native agents — an agent whose identity, rules, skills, and memory live as versioned files in a GitHub repo you own, instead of a hosted Lyzr agent. While planning a new app, just tick the optional “Build this using GitAgent” option. → GitAgent (Beta)
The optional 'Build this using GitAgent' choice in Architect's planning flow
A GitAgent's detail panel in Architect showing its Soul, Rules, and Duties
Connect MCP servers. Bring any Model Context Protocol (MCP) server into your app — connect it once in Lyzr Studio (or add one right from the build chat) and your agents can use its tools. Great for capabilities that aren’t in the built-in integrations list, like DeepWiki or Parallel Search. → Connecting MCP Servers
Naming a connected MCP server in an Architect build prompt
Rename your app. You can now rename an app for easier identification — click the pencil icon next to the app name, type a clear, descriptive name, and hit Save, so it’s simple to find and recognize in My Apps.
Rename app popover next to the app name in the Architect build view

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Improvements

Faster, more stable builds. The in-sandbox harness — the engine that writes your app — got significant speed and stability improvements. Builds respond quicker and run with fewer interruptions.

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Security

Per-app database isolation. Each app now gets its own dedicated database. Your data access is scoped to a single app, so records from one app can never be reached by another — a stronger boundary around every app’s data. → Database & Authentication
Each Architect app gets its own isolated database