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Release 2026.3

See what's coming in March.

Command Palette​

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LLM Component​

Say hello to the LLM component. LLM is a simplified version of the Agent that focuses solely on text generation without tool usage. It replaces ChatGenerator with ChatPromptBuilder and simplifies your pipelines.

LLM supports system prompts, templated user prompts with required variables, and you can use it with any LLM provider. Try it out! For details, see LLM.

Smarter Component Connections Resulting in Simpler Pipelines​

We've simplified how components connect in pipelines. Components can now accept connections from multiple outputs of the same list type. For example, you can connect multiple retrievers directly to a ranker that accepts a list of documents, and the pipeline merges the lists into one automatically. This means you no longer need DocumentJoiner, ListJoiner, or OutputAdapter in most cases — your pipelines just got simpler.

Pipelines also handle automatic type conversions between string and ChatMessage in both directions. This lets you connect components like a ChatGenerator to inputs that expect plain text, or pass a query directly to a ChatPromptBuilder, without any extra conversion steps.

This is the first in a series of improvements to make building easier and faster.

For details, see Smart Connections. For instructions on how to simplify your existing pipelines, see Simplify Your Pipelines with Smart Connections.

Rich Editor for Jinja2 Templates​

Both user and system prompts now support Jinja2 templates. And we made it much easier to write them - we added a rich editor with the following features:

  • Type @ to view available variables from previous components in the pipeline.
  • Type / to view available functions.

No need to worry about ChatMessage format in Jinja. Just write your prompt as text and the editor takes care of the rest formatting it for you.