What's coming to KBbridge

Libraries, certificates, .zip files and configuration files are externalized as an object plus its attachment, with per-generator extraction options, and edited from a binary editor in KB Editor.

Specify, Specify + Generate, Build and Build Called from the context menu of any object, executed by the engine without interrupting synchronization.

Every specification or compilation error comes back as a native VS Code diagnostic, at the exact line and column of the externalized file.

Navigation Report with the IDE's own look, a consolidated navigation set per object and environment, an environment selector and Build All.

The engine groups the internalized objects within a configurable quiet window and builds them as a single batch, attributed to the user who made the changes.

WYSIWYG rendering of all three form formats, drag & drop, a control clipboard, visual Responsive Sizes, multi-layout for Smart Devices and a Toolbox with real User Controls.

Procedure print layouts are edited band by band, with a ruler, snap-to-grid and control copying between PrintBlocks.

A Procedure's output layout travels as a .gxLayout file next to its source, with full round-trip on every GeneXus version.

Forms generated by a pattern are marked as dynamic on export, and the editor locks them so nobody hand-edits something that's about to be regenerated.

WorkPanels are exported and imported as editable plain files, and the editor's parser understands their rules grammar.

They sync with their real type (not as generic Web Panels) and the editor treats them as first-class objects.

Moving or renaming objects, folders and modules — even changing only letter casing — propagates as a single change, carrying sibling files and sub-objects along.

Every cycle applies changes in dependency order and retries, at the end, the objects whose dependency arrived later instead of failing.

Customized properties are written with the same name and value the GeneXus property editor shows, plus a per-object-type catalog for AI assistants.

User-defined indexes are internalized from the plain file, telling them apart from the ones GeneXus generates automatically.

Instance round-trip is schema-driven and works with any pattern registered in the environment, not just the PxTools ones.

Changes arriving from outside (AI, git pull, text editing) are highlighted node by node, with a Find bar (Ctrl+F) and per-node icons.

If an object couldn't be imported, its file is protected and the local change can be discarded to re-export it from the KB with one click.

The engine works with GeneXus X, X Evo1, X Evo2, X Evo3, 15, 16, 17 and 18, with properties adapted to each version.

A working install on Apple Silicon, Intel and Linux x64, with the native licensing component compiled for each platform.

The local MCP server uses a WASM fallback, so semantic search also works on virtual machines and servers without AVX instructions.

A new Domain, Attribute, SDT or External Object is recognized on the next save, with no editor window reload.

Sync Manager separates synchronization output from build output, with search (Ctrl+F), a match counter and stable auto-scroll.