
Mage-OS October Update – Security, AI and What's Next
October brought security challenges, new AI developments, Mage-OS 3.6.0, and preparations for the upcoming 4.0 release. Here's what happened in the Mage-OS community.

October brought security challenges, new AI developments, Mage-OS 3.6.0, and preparations for the upcoming 4.0 release. Here's what happened in the Mage-OS community.

September was packed with Mage-OS community activity, hackathons in Bologna and the Netherlands, 50+ pull requests in a single day, new projects in Mage-OS Lab, and upcoming Meet Magento events across Europe. Plus, we’re asking the community to help shape the future of AI in Mage-OS 4.0.

July was a busy month for Mage-OS, with the release of Mage-OS 3.2.0, continued progress on SEO and AI tooling, new community modules, FrankenPHP Worker Mode testing, and improvements across the wider Mage-OS ecosystem.

June was a milestone month for the Mage-OS community, highlighted by our Annual General Assembly and the election of a new Board of Directors. Alongside community leadership changes, contributors continued to make progress on AI initiatives, developer tooling, testing, security, and new open-source modules. Read on for a recap of everything that happened across the Mage-OS community this month.

Mage-OS 3.0 is here, featuring a new interactive installer, RMA support, and PHP 8.5 compatibility. Plus, the Mage-OS General Assembly takes place on June 17, members can vote, participate, and run in the upcoming elections. Applications close June 10.

April was shaped by growing adoption of AI in Magento and Mage-OS development, alongside steady progress toward the Mage-OS 3.0 release. The community focused on balancing productivity gains with security, stability, and maintainability.