Kibana's recent updates highlight significant progress across various components and features, including the introduction of the new Lens visualization, which is now part of the Visualize app and ready for user feedback. The platform team has made strides in migrating functionalities to the New Platform, resolving several bugs, and completing crucial audits without identifying new blockers. Enhancements to the Geo-Maps app include the ability to cancel outdated Elasticsearch requests and the transition from Mapbox tooltips to EuiPopover for improved usability. The App Architecture team advanced the migration of services to the new platform and continued refactoring visualization types, while the Elastic Charts team worked on improving the library, introducing new features, and progressing with pie chart implementation. Additionally, the Graph and Discover teams have been active in de-angularizing components, and the Canvas team focuses on localization. Accessibility remains a priority, with new resources available for building and testing with EUI, while updates to the EuiDataGrid enhance data formatting and readability. The dashboard workflow is undergoing refinement to better integrate with various applications, and stack services like alerting have received performance and functionality improvements.