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  1. Rotterdam Puts Drupal’s Biggest Bets to the Test

    Perhaps the most revealing thing about DrupalCon Rotterdam is that its programme does not tell one tidy story. Drupal is preparing to discuss its transformation into a production-ready Agentic CMS while another session asks, quite directly, why developers …
  2. What EU Digital Identity Wallets Could Mean for Drupal

    European Digital Identity Wallets are moving from technical framework and pilot programmes towards services that people will be able to use across the European Union. The European Commission says Member States must make wallets available to citizens, …
  3. Permissions Define Drupal’s Agent Interfaces

    Drupal's emerging agent interfaces are beginning to expose actions as well as information. MCPIO 1.0.0-alpha1 presents external Model Context Protocol clients with two entry points, search and execute , through which they can discover and invoke a wider …
  4. Open-Weight AI Puts Openness on the Policy Agenda

    Debate over open-weight AI moved from model releases into policy at the G20 technology meeting on 1 September 2026. Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg argued against broad restrictions on open-weight models, while the United States urged governments to …
  5. When Websites Become Interfaces for Machines

    AI assistants increasingly sit between people and websites, retrieving and interpreting information on their behalf. That shifts the problem beyond whether software can connect to a site at all. The system also has to make clear what information means, …
  6. What Becomes Valuable When Code Gets Cheap?

    This week's release of Drupal AI Context Beta 4 added taxonomy-based context selection, priority controls, workflow states, and token-budget visibility. Kristen Pol , primary maintainer of Context Control Center, said the project is moving towards its …
  7. Who Pays for Drupal’s Shared Work?

    Recent audited figures give Drupal’s sustainability debate a concrete baseline. The Drupal Association says unrestricted reserves are about $960,000, equal to 2.3 months of operating expenses and below the board’s three-month minimum. Its 2025 accounts …
  8. Public Code Must Survive the Contract

    Public software is easiest to celebrate at launch, when a service is delivered, a repository is published, and an institution can point to visible progress. Its harder test begins after the original contract ends. Security response, documentation, …
  9. What It Takes to Sustain Drupal

    Maintainers, Association leaders, developers, and community organisers faced versions of the same question this week: how should Drupal fund, govern, and sustain the work its users rely on? Reporting from 20–27 July 2026 followed that question across …
  10. Who Builds Drupal Now?

    Visual page builders often arrive with a familiar promise: fewer developer handoffs and more control for editors. Drupal CMS 2.0 makes that promise concrete by using Drupal Canvas as its default editing experience, with drag-and-drop composition, live …

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