Craft now has built-in authenticated and public Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.
If enabled, AI agents and tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor can be configured to connect directly to your Craft install.
GraphQL requests can now be authenticated as a user. They get a schema based on that user’s permissions, and nothing more.
It’s now possible to provide custom icon sets to icon pickers in Craft.
When deleting elements in the control panel, users may now be presented with a modal window showing various blockers that need to be acted on before going through with the deletion.
It’s now possible to divide entry sources into multiple index pages, via the Customize Sources modal.
Matrix fields with multiple entry type groups now show a group of buttons for new entry creation, where each entry type group gets its own menu button.
Both Cards and Blocks views also now have Duplicate and Delete field-level actions, when one or more nested entries are selected.
Relational fields now have an “Inline list” view mode.
Create nested field layouts that can be reused in other element types’ field layouts, with the new “Content Block” field type.
Source headings within element indexes are now collapsible.
It’s now possible for entry types to be presented in groups within Matrix fields.
New “Expand all blocks” and “Collapse all blocks” actions are available for Matrix fields set to the “inline-editable blocks” view mode.
When a Matrix field has five or more than five entry types, a search input is shown within entry creation menus.
Relational fields with a single element source can now show a search input for quickly selecting elements, without having to go through the element selection modal.
Entries fields with a single section source and without a selection criteria condition also support inline entry creation.
Entries and addresses now have “Copy” actions, which opens a special notification that keeps track of the copied elements, as you navigate to a section or field where the elements should be pasted.
Nested elements within Matrix and Addresses fields now have a “Duplicate” action that creates a clone of the element right alongside it within the field.
Element chips, cards, and inline-editable blocks have been redesigned for improved accessibility and to be more consistent with each other.
Custom fields now have “editability conditions” which determine who can edit them, and who can only view them as read-only inputs.
A new “Button Group” field type has been added, providing a more compact, user-friendly alternative to radio buttons.
Checkboxes, Dropdown, Multi-select, and Radio Buttons fields can now specify icons and/or colors for each of their options, which will be shown alongside options’ text labels.
