Lens 2025.6.261308-latest - Release

Announcements Release Notes
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The new Stable release of Lens Desktop is here — featuring Lens Prism , our AI-powered assistant, and major improvements to AWS EKS integration for seamless cluster access. This release also includes UX enhancements driven by community feedback and a range of bug fixes for improved stability. Read the full release blog post here.

To ensure a smooth transition and minimize disruption we’ll start by rolling out the update to a small portion of our users, then incrementally increasing this number until all users have access to the update. If you have not received the update and wish to try it out, you can download this version manually at our website .

Here’s what you can expect:

  • Lens Prism - Lens Prism is a new AI-powered assistant built into Lens Desktop. It allows you to interact with your clusters using natural language. It supports real-time diagnostics and troubleshooting based on your current cluster context. All actions are performed through your personal kubeconfig, fully respecting Kubernetes RBAC. Prism supports any OpenAI-compatible LLM backend, including air-gapped or self-hosted models. No elevated agents. No privilege overreach. It runs entirely within your security boundaries. Available to all Lens Premium plan users.
  • AWS EKS Integration Improvements - Easily create, rename, and remove AWS profiles directly from the Lens UI — no need for the AWS CLI.
  • Terminal Resizing Fix - Fixed an issue that caused incorrect terminal dimensions in some environments. Terminal sizing now adapts correctly.
  • Log Viewer Stability - Resolved an issue that caused flickering in the log viewer. Log output now displays consistently.
  • Add to Hotbar from Navigator - You can now add clusters to the Hotbar directly from the navigator for quicker access.

Bug fixes:

  • Resolved issue with uninstalling Lens Metrics
  • Fixed layout glitches in the Security Center
  • Corrected data display in the Security Center overview chart
  • Fixed binary resolution issues, allowing Lens to correctly find tools in the system PATH.
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Thanks for the update guys, some really exciting new features.

There seems to be a UI lag issue with the kubeconfigs sidebar list. I can’t easily provide a video, but this issue has been reproduced for me across two different machines. I have 31 clusters in my config, and the issue wasn’t present before upgrading to the new version.

Anyone else having a similar issue?

#4

Hi @james,
Thank you so much for your feedback and for bringing this to our attention!

We’ve been able to reproduce the scrolling lag in the navigator when many clusters are present and we’re investigating.
The rest of the application appears to be performing normally, but we’ll keep an eye out for any related issues.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you notice anything else — we really appreciate your help!

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#5

the ingress view row height issue going into wrong direction. some perfect size, some too tall, some too short. It looks random at this point.

Solution: keep it as tall as it should be to list all rules. and if rules column is hidden keep them single line tall.

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#6

Thanks a lot for your feedback @tuncay! You’re absolutely right — the current row heights in the Ingress view can feel inconsistent.

We’re aware of the issue and agree that a few UI adjustments are definitely needed here.

We appreciate you pointing this out, and we’re actively working on improvements!