Naia Build release notes
This page summarizes new Naia Build features by release date. Each entry links to its full documentation. The most recent release is listed first.
September 2026
- Model selection
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Use Anthropic Claude Sonnet 5 and Claude Opus 5 in the Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) model configuration, with configurable effort levels from Low to Max to match use-case complexity and customer-specific token usage requirements.
- Multi-key support
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Assign multiple BYOK keys to one account, one per team, with per-key consumption in the Naia Build Dashboard. See Activate Naia Build access to Claude API in Neptune DXP Portal.
- Spreadsheet to application
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Generate an application from an uploaded XLSX file, including formulas and macros. See Generate an application from a spreadsheet.
- Custom components
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Describe a custom component in the Chat tab and have it integrated into the application. See How Naia Build works.
- Custom rules
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Define personal or team rules that govern how Naia Build generates output. See Define custom rules.
- Built-in Neptune knowledge
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Ask Neptune-related questions directly in the Chat tab. See How Naia Build works.
- MCP server artifact creation
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Naia Build creates tables, APIs, and server scripts through the Neptune DXP - Open Edition MCP server. See Open Edition Cockpit and MCP server integration.
- App Map
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Generate a map of the application and its artifact relationships. See Generate app documentation and technical analysis.
June 2026
Naia Build became generally available on Neptune DXP - Open Edition, bringing AI-assisted application development into the App Designer. Describe what you need and watch it take shape using the same low-code framework and components you work with every day. This first general release established support for the full application lifecycle, from planning through building, documentation, testing, and version history. The capabilities below are the foundation the later releases build on.
Smarter building
- Guided input
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A structured input experience produces more consistent results from prompt to finished output. See Prompting guidelines.
- Branding in natural language
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Describe a visual identity in plain language and Naia Build applies it across the application. See Iterate on the UI with Smart Inspect.
- Built-in chart generation
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Data visualizations are generated directly, with no extra tooling. See How Naia Build works.
- Automatic error detection and one-click fixing
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Errors are detected and resolved in a single action. See Debug your app.
Full lifecycle
- Editable development planning
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Review and adjust a structured plan before a single component is written. See Plan your app via prompt.
- On-demand documentation and flow agents
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Generate application documentation and flow maps in the background. See Generate app documentation and technical analysis.
- Full version history
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Compare states and revert to any previous version. See Review history and revert changes.
- Browser notifications
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Tab alerts signal when input is required or a task completes. See Generate app documentation and technical analysis.
- Offline application support
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Build AI-assisted applications for environments where connectivity is limited. See Prompting guidelines.
Enterprise readiness
- External API support, including SAP
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Connect external systems within the build, with data bindings handled for you. See Connect data sources and APIs.
- Embedded AI agents
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Embed agents from Naia Agent Studio into an application, branded and wired up automatically. See Naia Build overview.
- Model choice
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Google Gemini out of the box, Anthropic Claude through Bring Your Own Key. See Naia Build overview and Administration setup in Neptune DXP Portal.
- Usage and cost transparency
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Real-time usage monitoring and a clear view of AI consumption and costs across projects. See Activate Naia Build access to Claude API in Neptune DXP Portal.
On Neptune DXP - Open Edition 24 or later, Naia Build is active in the App Designer. Open an application, select Agent in the shell bar, and start prompting. See Set up Naia Build workspace.