The customer submits an order. The portal shows a confirmation. The API returns 200 OK, and the release checks pass.

The next morning, operations asks why the order never appeared in the approval queue. Support has a ticket. A developer has to trace the order through the database and figure out whether someone can safely submit it again.

For teams maintaining a ColdFusion or Lucee application, this is a frustrating kind of release failure: the team ...

Ortus Solutions announces the release of BoxLang AI 3.7. Name a provider, model, params and API key once, then pick it by name for a call, an agent, or a single agent run. Embeddings get their own defaults, MCP servers you build get rate limiting and trusted proxies, and a handful of important fixes land along the way.

Ortus Solutions today announces the release of BoxLang 1.19.0, the software productivity platform for building, modernizing and running applications, with developers and AI agents working together. This release is about observability: built-in code coverage and execution profiling, the missing post-invocation events for BIFs, and new query and transaction events, and it pairs with the new BxLens beta, the debug bar and ops console that exposes hotspots and bytecode profilers. It also adds your own global settings in boxlang.json, static method interception, raw binary HTTP streaming and a lot of hardening across JDBC, Java interop and CFML compatibility.