Enterprise software has traditionally operated on annual release cycles, with major updates announced once a year and customers planning their technology decisions around those timelines. AI moves faster, with new models, tools and engineering approaches arriving almost every month.
That gap is why Jamie and I are launching Scrums.com Versions, our new quarterly release series bringing together the most important things we have built and shipped across the Scrums.com platform and our engineering teams.
Every three months, we will publish a new edition covering major releases, product improvements and the ideas shaping what we build next, giving customers, developers and partners one place to explore the work and start using it.
Our first edition, Versions Q4 2026, is now live.
Why We Chose Quarterly Releases
We took inspiration from Shopify Editions, one of the better examples of a technology company making its product releases something people actually want to explore.
Shopify publishes Editions twice a year, a cadence that makes sense for a mature commerce platform with a broad ecosystem of merchants and developers. Enterprise AI is moving at a different pace, and we think three months is a better interval for the technology we are building.
Three months gives our teams time to ship something substantial and gives customers a regular view of our progress without having to follow every release.
We also wanted a cadence that creates accountability internally. Every quarter, we should have meaningful progress to show.
Making Sense of What We Ship
Across Scrums.com, our engineering teams are continuously shipping software. Jamie's teams merge more than 3,000 pull requests across our customer and platform engineering work on some of our busiest days, covering everything from major new capabilities to smaller fixes that keep production systems running.
With that volume of activity, Versions gives us an opportunity to step back every quarter, review what has shipped and explain the developments that deserve more attention.
We might walk through a new architecture, demonstrate an agent running in production or explain a technical decision that changes how customers can use the platform.
Our documentation also includes a continuous changelog for ongoing platform updates, while Versions brings together the major releases and engineering developments from across the business.
Each edition links to the relevant products, documentation, source code and demonstrations wherever possible, so readers can explore the software directly.
What Goes Into Each Edition
We are keeping the format consistent from quarter to quarter, with a keynote covering the major developments across the platform, a central theme explaining the direction of our work, product updates, smaller improvements and further reading for anyone interested in the engineering decisions.
Customers never have to upgrade to a Version. Improvements reach you as they ship. Versions is the quarterly view of where the platform is going.
Where Everything Lives
Each place has one job.
| Resource | Purpose | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Versions | Our major releases and quarterly themes | Quarterly |
| Changelog | Ongoing platform and product updates | Continuous |
| System Status | Platform availability and operational status | Live |
| GitHub Discussions / support@scrums.com | Questions, support and feature requests | Ongoing |
Over time, each edition will become a permanent record of what we released that quarter, giving customers a way to follow the evolution of Scrums.com.
Versions Q4 2026
Theme: Enterprise AI is only 1% done.
Our first edition is built around the belief that while AI models have advanced, most of the engineering required to make them reliable and useful inside enterprises still lies ahead.
This quarter, we have focused on the infrastructure, agent harnesses and platform capabilities needed to close that gap, bringing together the first major releases from that work in Versions Q4 2026.
Explore Scrums.com Versions Q4 2026
Enterprise AI Agent Harness 2.0
Our next edition, Versions Q1 2027, follows early next year.
Gerald Neves
CEO and Founder, Scrums.com
Jamie Chennells
CIO and Co-founder, Scrums.com
