We're excited to announce Hoppscotch v2026.10.0. This release brings the AI Assistant to Enterprise organizations, a browser-based sign-in flow for Enterprise orgs on the desktop app, and system trust store support so the desktop app works seamlessly with your organization's certificates.

AI Assistant for Enterprise organizations

The AI Assistant we introduced in v2026.9.0 is now available for Enterprise organizations. Members of an Enterprise org can use the agentic chat interface docked inside Hoppscotch to edit requests, run and save them, write tests, manage environments and collections, and more, right from their organization workspace.

You can find it in Settings > AI experiments and connect the provider that works for your organization, including Anthropic, OpenAI, Bedrock, Azure, or a compatible local runtime.

Create an organization →

Browser sign-in for Enterprise orgs on desktop

Signing in to an Enterprise organization from the desktop app is now much smoother. Instead of entering credentials inside the app, the desktop app opens your default browser where you sign in with your organization's identity provider, and then hands the session back to the app securely over the local loopback interface.

This makes signing in with your organization's single sign-on more reliable, so you can get back to work in Hoppscotch with fewer connection hiccups.

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System trust store support on desktop

The desktop app can now use your operating system's trust store when verifying TLS certificates. If your organization relies on custom certificate authorities, corporate proxies, or internal services with privately issued certificates, requests from the desktop app now respect the certificates your system already trusts, with no manual certificate juggling required.

What do you want us to build next? Write to us at hello@hoppscotch.io, join the conversation on our Discord server, or head over to our GitHub repository.