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NocoBase 3.0 answers AI coding by becoming the foundation

NocoBase has been publishing 3.0 alphas since July 30th. As of today it is at 3.0.0-alpha.13 . There is still no release announcement — nothing on the blog, no "Announcing NocoBase 3.0" post. That silence is easy to misread. The blog has been busy: 2.2 shipped as a stable release on August 23rd and got its own announcement , and the beta line has already moved on to 2.3. Only 3.0 keeps stacking…

NocoBase 3.0 is the latest alpha release of the AI coding platform, published on August 31st, 2026. Despite the lack of an official release announcement, the documentation and package composition clearly indicate the significant updates brought by this version.

The primary addition in 3.0 is the introduction of the AI Portal, a dedicated application entry for AI agents to write pages and business logic. This portal leverages the low-code/no-code capabilities of NocoBase, providing authentication, data sources, and permissions as the foundation for AI-powered workflows.

The release notes, however, are less informative than expected, as they combine the development progress of both the 3.0 and 2.3 lines. The significant changes in 3.0, such as the AI Portal and related features, are only discernible through the package composition data.

Overall, NocoBase 3.0 positions itself as a powerful foundation for AI-driven applications, combining NocoBase's robust infrastructure with the flexibility of AI-powered page creation.

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