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Abhijit Das

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Nov 3

RAG with OutSystems ODC — The Hard Parts Nobody Talks About (Part 3)

You Built the Bot. Now Let’s Break It.

RAG with OutSystems ODC — The Hard Parts Nobody Talks About (Part 3)

Adarsh Patel

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Nov 2

Is the 4-Layer Canvas Dead in OutSystems ODC? The Evolution from Layers to Domain Design

From traditional OutSystems architecture to domain-oriented thinking: what architects need to understand before moving from O11 to ODC.

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ITNEXT

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Alexandre Realinho

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Oct 29

Accessible UX-UI in the Agentic World - Part 1: When the Agent Goes Silent in OutSystems

A polished agent UI can still be silent to a screen reader user, so here is how to announce its waits, streams, and answers in OutSystems.

Overview of the article. The problem: a sighted user sees the spinner, the growing answer and the badge, while a screen reader user hears silence and presses Send again. Four gaps and fixes: streaming, keep status apart from the answer; long-running work, announce state changes only; focus, keep it where the user is; agent cues, use text a screen reader can say. The build is one always-rendered AgentStatus container, proved on an O11 Reactive screen with NVDA 2026.2 and Chrome.

Abhijit Das

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Oct 27

RAG with OutSystems ODC — From Blueprint to Working Bot (Part 2)

The 60-Second Version of Part 1

RAG with OutSystems ODC — From Blueprint to Working Bot (Part 2)

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Alexandre Realinho

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Oct 26

OutSystems Agent Experience: First Hands-On with O11 and ODC MCPs

My first O11 and ODC MCP tests made existing-app investigation as interesting as generating something new.

Overview: one coding agent, in VS Code, Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Kiro or another MCP host, connects to two servers. The O11 Service Studio MCP server runs on your machine, needs approval per session, and works on the modules you have open. The ODC OutSystems MCP server is hosted for your tenant and works across the app lifecycle. O11 reads flows directly and changes them through Model API C# and Compare and Merge; ODC asks Mentor, after you approve a plan.

Marlies Quaadgras

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Oct 23

Experiences with the OutSystems MCP Server and Mentor in ODC

During early-access evaluation, me and my team tested the OutSystems MCP server together with Mentor in ODC. Our goal was to understand how…

Experiences with the OutSystems MCP Server and Mentor in ODC

Abhijit Das

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Oct 21

RAG with OutSystems ODC — What It Is and Why It Matters (Part 1)

Your Users Don’t Read Docs. Let Your App Do It for Them

RAG with OutSystems ODC — What It Is and Why It Matters (Part 1)

Nelson Pinto

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Oct 20

I connected an AI assistant to our OutSystems platform. The biggest lessons were about trust.

A plain-language guide to OutSystems MCP tools, with a worked example, a safety model for non-developers, and the mistakes I made so you…

I connected an AI assistant to our OutSystems platform. The biggest lessons were about trust.

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Laura Fidalgo

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Oct 16

What Happened When I Let an AI Agent Into My OutSystems Tenant

Notes from a few months in the OutSystems Agentic Experience Early Access Program: the wins, the walls, and the rules I had to teach my…

What Happened When I Let an AI Agent Into My OutSystems Tenant

Abhijit Das

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Oct 14

OutSystems ODC Agentic Workflows — Real Example, Real Mistakes, Real Takeaways

In Part 1 of this series, I talked about why the “AI button” pattern breaks down for real business problems, what makes a workflow truly…

OutSystems ODC Agentic Workflows — Real Example, Real Mistakes, Real Takeaways