The monthly Power Platform roundup, and the Power Apps half carries the weight: the refreshed model-driven app UI goes GA with display density in preview, the app-builder skill for generating whole model-driven apps goes GA alongside the canvas authoring agent plugin, and generative pages can now be embedded in a model-driven form and read from Power Platform connectors. Power Automate gets quick-start cards on the home page and server-side search for finding flows.
The canvas authoring agent — the in-Studio assistant that builds and edits canvas apps from natural-language prompts — has moved from preview to general availability. It's on by default for canvas makers, so fold its output into your app review and ALM process rather than treating every screen as hand-built.
User-defined types are GA, which together with user-defined functions makes it practical to give Power Fx code a real shape instead of passing untyped records around. Safe to use in production now.
The Power Apps MCP server adds closed-loop learning, so agents acting against an app can feed results back rather than firing blind. Early days, but it's the direction app extensibility is heading.
A batch of modern-control changes including property renames, enums replacing strings, BorderRadius splitting into four corner properties, and Text Input OnChange moving from per-keystroke to blur. That last one changes existing app behaviour without you touching anything.