Two supplemental point releases of the Angular 20 web framework have added production-readiness for zoneless APIs and an experimental MCP (Model Context Protocol) server.

An August 30 blog post from the Angular team announced updates and improvements in Angular 20.1 and 20.2. A highlight, zoneless APIs, became stable and production-ready in Angular 20.2. This update makes using Angular without Zones.js an option, addressing issues such as difficulty in application debugging and with larger bundle sizes. The MCP server, meanwhile, helps with experimental LLM code generation. The initial launch includes tools for searching documentation for best practices to improve LLM code generation and getting project metadata.

Angular’s 2025 summer update included these additional improvements:

• Angular apps now can be generated in the Gemini Canvas and Google AI Studio tools.
• Two new primitives,  animate.enter and animate.leave, support configuring which CSS classes should be used for the “enter” and “leave” animations.
• The Mat Menu component was updated for use as a context menu.
• Template authoring was enhanced with capabilities such as a more-ergonomic syntax for ARIA attributes and better support for class names used by Tailwind.
• A new currentNavigation signal property is available on the router.
• TypeScript 5.9 support was added.