A huge joint stable release of AI was made yesterday, where 10 modules were updated to 1.1.0. This is a major milestone in the Drupal AI brings a host of improvements and significant new features.
Some technical facts of the AI release:
- 105 issues fixed on AI Core, 75 issues fixed on AI Agents and roughly 25 issues on providers.
- 90 unique contributors on AI Core
- 244 files changed, 6500 lines added, 15044 lines removed on AI Core.
The most important update is function calling and a new agent framework, but here is a list of some other new features:
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