[Livestream] TeamCity 2026.1: AI, Pipelines, and Enterprise CI/CD Improvements
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TeamCity 2026.1 introduces new features aimed at enhancing CI/CD workflows with improved pipeline flexibility and AI integration. The update includes support for Kotlin DSL and YAML in pipelines, along with a new CLI that connects to AI coding tools. A livestream on May 12 will showcase these updates and provide insight into TeamCity's future roadmap.
- ▪TeamCity 2026.1 adds support for both Kotlin DSL and YAML in pipelines.
- ▪The new TeamCity CLI includes agent skills for AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and JetBrains Junie.
- ▪MCP support enables integration between TeamCity and leading AI tools across environments.
- ▪The livestream will be presented by Daniel Gallo and Ernst Haagsman from JetBrains.
- ▪The event takes place on May 12 at 18:00 CEST and includes a roadmap preview.
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TeamCity Powerful CI/CD for DevOps-centric teams Follow Follow: X X Youtube Youtube RSS RSS Get TeamCity All News Releases Features Livestreams How-To's Guest posts LiveStream Livestreams [Livestream] TeamCity 2026.1: AI, Pipelines, and Enterprise CI/CD Improvements Olga Bedrina TeamCity 2026.1 introduces a set of focused improvements that make your CI/CD more intuitive, intelligent, and enterprise-ready. Join us for a live walkthrough of the latest updates, including support for both the Kotlin DSL and YAML in pipelines. We’ll also introduce the new TeamCity CLI, which includes agent skills for popular AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and JetBrains Junie. The TeamCity CLI helps developers run and manage TeamCity commands directly from the terminal.
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